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5. Scope of the Robotics Architecture
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The System05 Robotics Architecture applies to the interaction among:
- Buildings and construction sites.
- Nodes and Cartridges.
- Structural members.
- Panels and enclosures.
- Utility modules.
- Sensors and Smart Modules.
- Construction materials.
- Robots and mobile platforms.
- Cranes and automated lifting systems.
- End effectors and tools.
- Temporary supports.
- Robotic controllers and programmable logic controllers.
- Human operators and supervisors.
- Building BIOS records.
- Digital Twins.
- BDL models.
- Engineering Compiler outputs.
- Identity and certification registries.
- Inspection and execution evidence.
The architecture covers manufacturing, logistics, assembly, inspection, operation, maintenance, repair, replacement, deconstruction, and material recovery.
It addresses:
- Physical compatibility.
- Machine perception.
- Localization.
- Handling.
- Alignment.
- Assembly.
- Tool access.
- Task execution.
- Safety.
- Command and control.
- Cybersecurity.
- Interoperability.
- Verification.
- Governance.
- Lifecycle evolution.
This chapter does not certify a specific robot, authorize unrestricted autonomous construction, replace professional engineering responsibility, or establish legal approval for robotic deployment in any jurisdiction.
Detailed robot products, end-effector designs, control algorithms, and project-specific procedures may vary, provided they comply with the applicable System05 Interfaces, safety requirements, authority rules, and verification methods.