RobotAtom decision tool · Experimental

Define what the inspection must cover.

List each asset and condition, then make the observation and acceptance test explicit. This free worksheet checks brief completeness—not robot capability or site safety.

0 fully specified test rows · 0 exclusions · 1 incomplete rows. These are planning counts, not a coverage score.

Inspection requirement 1

Compare an observation with the asset revision under review

Added 14 October 2026. Copy references from your controlled review baseline and the retained observation record. Compare one observation at a time; this tool does not read either source or verify that the labels are correct.

Review baseline
Retained observation

Comparison withheld: required references are missing.

  • Baseline: Asset reference
  • Observation: Asset reference
  • Baseline: Asset revision reference
  • Observation: Asset revision reference
  • Baseline: Observation-point reference
  • Observation: Observation-point reference

Comparison trims surrounding spaces but preserves case and all other characters. Do not relabel an old capture to make it match. Retain the original and have the asset owner document any mapping, replacement or configuration change separately.

Source context for the 14 October addition: ANYbotics’ contextual inspection data (undated, checked 14 October 2026) and W3C PROV-O (30 April 2013). Neither source verifies your revision mapping; the comparison is RobotAtom’s method.

Account for the inspection results

After a run, enter every scheduled requirement and window, including missed readings. Keep retries in that requirement’s notes and identify the retained evidence. Use consistent IDs and window labels. These self-reported counts do not inspect files or certify performance.

Keep the agreed scope unchanged when recording failures. A reviewer assignment alone is not a completed handoff. Blank readings are not zero measurements.

Scheduled requirements
0
Captured
Not measured
Usable evidence
Not measured
Handed off
Not measured

All three percentages use the full scheduled count. They are withheld while identities are missing, duplicate rows exist or recorded statuses lack supporting references.

Up to 100 scheduled results. Results are separate from the planning brief above; they are not imported automatically. Download before leaving or refreshing this page.

Keep the unobserved work visible

A completed route is not proof that every required condition was detectable. Keep inaccessible areas, unsuitable operating conditions and missing measurements in the brief.

Entries stay in this page’s memory until you download them. They are not sent to RobotAtom, and refreshing clears them. Do not include sensitive site details.

Read the inspection-coverage guide

Understand capture, usable evidence and handoff counts

Discuss your inspection requirements

RobotAtom owns this tool. It supports requirements and solution design; it is not a certified inspection method. Your asset owner and qualified specialists define safety, detection limits and acceptance criteria.