sub-modules
Deterministic Allocation
Assign work using capability, availability, safety and current load with an inspectable result.
Two robots can perform the task but only one has the correct tool and safe route. Operators understand why one unit was chosen and the other rejected.
What changes
Two robots can perform the task but only one has the correct tool and safe route. Operators understand why one unit was chosen and the other rejected.
data Viz
data View
section: operating-scene
Operational boundary
- What it does
- Assign work using capability, availability, safety and current load with an inspectable result.
- What the team gains
- Operators understand why one unit was chosen and the other rejected.
- What it does not own
- Allocation does not bypass robot acceptance.
- section
- operational-boundary
Deterministic Allocation
action: Assign work using capability, availability, safety and current load with an inspectable result.
mechanism: Two robots can perform the task but only one has the correct tool and safe route.
workflow role: Two robots can perform the task but only one has the correct tool and safe route.
operational outcome: Operators understand why one unit was chosen and the other rejected.
maturity: specified
evidence: MAXACOR Part 8, §§13–19.
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
Allocation does not bypass robot acceptance.