Section 92 of 105
89. Human-, Machine-, AI- and Robot-Readable Engineering Information
Stable section ID: S05-CON-014-SECTION-92 · 25 content blocks
System05 engineering information shall be interpretable by humans and authorized computational systems from a common semantic foundation.
Information shall support:
- Human review and professional judgment.
- Machine validation and processing.
- AI-assisted analysis and recommendation.
- Robotic planning and physical execution.
- Inspection and certification.
- Long-term archival interpretation.
- Human-readable and machine-readable forms shall not become independent sources of conflicting meaning.
Engineering information shall explicitly define:
- Units.
- Coordinate systems.
- Datums.
- Asset identities.
- Interface versions.
- State meanings.
- Limits and tolerances.
- Required actions.
- Prohibited actions.
- Authority.
- Evidence.
- Uncertainty.
Robot-readable information shall include the physical preconditions, approach geometry, tools, forces, sequences, hazard zones, verification checkpoints, and recovery actions required for safe execution.
Machine readability shall not reduce human understandability. Safety-critical requirements shall remain reviewable by qualified people without dependence on opaque proprietary interpretation.
Where a simplified view omits engineering detail, the omission and authoritative source shall be apparent.