Level 1 · Research
Research-stage capability; substantial task-specific uncertainty remains.
Time horizon: [To be assessed; no forecast]
A practical, evidence-led method
We start with the tasks and people in your operation, not a predetermined technology or robot.
Stage 1 · Workforce Task Audit
Map every relevant role, shift and location. Observe and break roles into timed tasks, including variation, exceptions and hand-offs. Build a cost-per-task business case and assess readiness without assuming a robot is the answer.
Directional assessment only. Levels depend on the specific task and operating environment; horizons are placeholders, not promises.
Research-stage capability; substantial task-specific uncertainty remains.
Time horizon: [To be assessed; no forecast]
Parts of the task work in controlled or limited settings, with important conditions to validate.
Time horizon: [Indicative only; validate with vendors]
Level 4: operational deployments under defined conditions. Level 5: commercially proven for comparable tasks and environments.
Time horizon: [Site-specific; evidence required]
Stage 2 · Training data
Plan and produce task-relevant data in the customer’s environment. Select capture methods that answer a defined technical question.
Before collection, document purpose, roles, access, ownership, retention, permitted uses and deletion. Minimise personal data; anonymise or blur where appropriate. Complete the required privacy and workplace reviews before filming or sensor capture.
Customer ownership and any reuse rights are contract decisions, not assumed defaults. No collection starts without agreed safeguards.
Stage 3 · Operational integration
Turn a promising task into a bounded pilot with safe working practices, clear responsibilities and an honest stop/go decision.
Task completion and quality · human intervention rate · uptime and recovery · staff experience · safety observations · total cost per task. Set thresholds with your team before the pilot.
Engagement shape
Durations below are placeholders. Final scope, dependencies and timing are agreed before work starts.
Confirm sites, roles and data safeguards
[X weeks]
Observe, map and quantify tasks
[X weeks]
Decide if data generation or pilot is justified
[X weeks]
Agree evidence-based next step
[X weeks]
No. The first stage assesses tasks and readiness without requiring a technology purchase.
That is a useful conclusion. We may recommend process changes, another data step or no automation for now.
Ownership and permitted use are agreed with the customer before data capture begins.
No. We make assumptions visible and define evaluation criteria, but outcomes depend on the real environment and technology.
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