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As I see it there are mostly two options.
- Use a decision point/photo eye to stop the item if the robot is currently busy. And possibly vice versa, stop the robot so it can't start any task while an item is present in the vicinity.
- Define motion paths for the robot that lift the other item higher to avoid any potential collision.
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