sub-modules
Asset and Robot Identity
Keep design family, manufactured unit, installed parts, controllers and capabilities tied to the actual machine.
A controller is replaced during service and the robot returns with a different accountable configuration. Teams know exactly which machine and configuration performed the work.
What changes
A controller is replaced during service and the robot returns with a different accountable configuration. Teams know exactly which machine and configuration performed the work.
data Viz
data View
section: operating-scene
Operational boundary
- What it does
- Keep design family, manufactured unit, installed parts, controllers and capabilities tied to the actual machine.
- What the team gains
- Teams know exactly which machine and configuration performed the work.
- What it does not own
- Identity evidence does not replace robot-local control truth.
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- operational-boundary
Asset and Robot Identity
action: Keep design family, manufactured unit, installed parts, controllers and capabilities tied to the actual machine.
mechanism: A controller is replaced during service and the robot returns with a different accountable configuration.
workflow role: A controller is replaced during service and the robot returns with a different accountable configuration.
operational outcome: Teams know exactly which machine and configuration performed the work.
maturity: specified
evidence: MAXACOR Part 2, §§16–21.
Section 1
Operations team
Section 2
Engineering team
Section 1
Qualified physical state
Section 2
Current work context
Section 1
Evidence-bearing operational disposition
Section 1
Identity evidence does not replace robot-local control truth.