Choose your path
Robotics engineer
Bring an exact embodiment and task to a supervised canary without losing safety or lineage
Your golden path is task contract → embodiment → Worlds evidence → qualified application → supervised canary.
The path
Pin the physical contract
Resolve the exact embodiment, action interface, task revision, calibration, and station target. Native coordinates and hardware facts stay canonical; dense model projections do not replace them.
Prove behavior in Worlds
Exercise the same typed observation/action boundary used by the physical application. Inspect RRD evidence, failure modes, resets, and the task gate before touching Fleet.
Qualify the whole application
Treat the RobotApplication as the deployable unit: images, artifacts, connections, resources,
hardware grants, VLA, and optional inner agent. A checkpoint alone cannot be deployed.
Commission, then canary
Fleet owns robot authority, readiness, task leases, and supervision. Deploy the exact qualified graph to a canary group before production.
Return executed evidence
Confirm every physical episode carries its task, application deployment, approval, and lease identity back to Experience.
Give this to your agent
Inspect the path for task <task-ref> on embodiment <embodiment-ref>. Resolve exact interfaces,
current Worlds evidence, application qualification, approvals, deployment group, and Fleet
readiness. Do not start physical motion. Return blockers in safety order and the smallest
evidence-producing next action, with exact references.Failure questions senior engineers ask
- Is the station still the sole actuator authority?
- Does the served policy identity match the catalog application and action interface exactly?
- Are commands expiring and sequenced, or can stale intent replay?
- Does an unanswered escalation terminate in safe-stop?
- Did the robot execute every action written as training evidence?
No safety fallback
Missing authority, calibration, runtime placement, or supervision is a typed refusal. It never selects a convenient alternate controller or proceeds unsupervised.