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Maybe I'm not understanding the question here.
You use the glass that fits the job. If the idea that placing a lens/body in a location is that worrisome, or, is going to cause a safety concern, don't do it at all.
Remote work (although common place) takes a little planning and placement for all of those reasons just stated. But if your worried about getting whacked by an object, possibly consider a different location/housing/angle for that shot.
I've only ever had a bit of concern over a 'netcam' shot in hockey. But as it turns out, the plexi took the beating, and the glass was fine.. Again, a lot of pre-planning.
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