RobotAtom decision tool
Assess the deployment path, not just the robot.
Use one shared record to separate provider statements, reviewed evidence, agreed exclusions and open responsibilities before an overseas robotics supplier enters an Australian pilot.
Eight evidence areas
Turn supplier interest into a reviewable next decision
This tool is useful to both sides. Adopters can show exactly which deployment questions remain unresolved. Providers can respond against a defined system, evidence request and responsible owner instead of an open-ended promise to be “ready”.
Boundary: this record does not certify a supplier, determine legal compliance, approve an import, assess machinery safety or approve cybersecurity. Route each material decision to the responsible qualified specialist.
Complete system
Robot, tooling, sensors, software, safeguards, utilities and interfaces are named.
Delivery responsibility
Manufacturer, local integrator and adopter responsibilities are explicit.
Remote access
Every external connection has a purpose, approval owner, log and revocation route.
Data and hosting
Collected data, storage locations, retention, export and service-exit access are defined.
Updates and software
Firmware, software, licensing, support period and update authority are documented.
Import and local requirements
The importer and owners of customs, biosecurity and applicable product checks are named.
Local support
Territory, hours, escalation, spares, language and recovery responsibilities are confirmed.
Pilot evidence
The task, configuration, conditions, exceptions, acceptance measures and decision owner are agreed.
Ask the provider to answer one deployment question
Record the request before the session. A demonstration can justify a next step without becoming production acceptance.
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