Section 37 of 104
35. Human Assembly Baseline
Stable section ID: S05-CON-016-SECTION-37 · 18 content blocks
The Initial System05 implementation shall use human assembly as its primary construction baseline.
Human assembly procedures shall be designed for clarity, safety, repeatability, ergonomic access, and verifiable connection state.
The assembly system shall provide:
identified Components and orientations;
defined sequence and prerequisites;
accessible lifting and handling points;
specified tools and torque or locking requirements;
tolerance and alignment guidance;
temporary stability requirements;
visual or measurable completion indicators;
inspection checkpoints;
error and recovery procedures;
digital record-update requirements.
Critical connections should use physical keying, clear markings, controlled fasteners, or other mistake-resistant features.
Workers shall not be required to infer hidden Compatibility from appearance alone.
Assembly instructions shall identify operations requiring qualified personnel, engineering supervision, special equipment, temporary bracing, or exclusion zones.
The human baseline shall generate timing, difficulty, safety, and error data that can later inform robotic automation.
Human assembly shall not be treated as an obstacle to automation. It is the first controlled operational implementation of the same machine-readable geometry, states, and procedures that future Robots may use.