Canada
The register holds 2 verified incidents placed in Canada. 1 of them record someone hurt.
Reading the numbers
The record runs from July 2023 to April 2025, with cases in 2 different years and 2023 the busiest at 1 case. The newest case is dated 2025-04-12: An Aiper Seagull Pro ZT6001 robotic pool vacuum cleaner caught fire while charging in Canada, prompting a Health Canada recall of 2,606 units sold between July 2023 and April 2024.
Aiper accounts for 1 of the 2 cases (50%); 1 case names no company. By kind of machine, agricultural robots make up 50% of the set, ahead of consumer robots (1). Most cases are placed in Canada (2).
In 50% of the cases no one was hurt. 1 case (50%) record a person hurt. The most common type of event is injury (1). 1 case (50%) went beyond the first report to an investigation, a regulator, a recall, a fine or a court.
By kind of machine
- Consumer1
- Agricultural1
By outcome
- No harm1
- Serious injury1
The incidents themselves
Each case passed the same gates: independent sources, a date, a named machine. Open a case for its sources and timeline.
- 2025-04-12An Aiper Seagull Pro ZT6001 robotic pool vacuum cleaner caught fire while charging in Canada, prompting a Health Canada recall of 2,606 units sold between July 2023 and April 2024.Recall
- 2023-07-20A worker at Highline Mushrooms' Kingsville plant was critically injured after becoming entangled in netting on a net washer machine's rotating bar, resulting in a $143,750 fine against Highline Produce Limited.Report
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