Section 52 of 104
50. Sensor and Data-Collection Prototype
Stable section ID: S05-CON-016-SECTION-52 · 22 content blocks
The Sensor and Data-Collection Prototype shall validate the complete path from a physical condition to a traceable digital observation.
The prototype should include representative measurement of:
Cartridge locking or continuity;
temperature and moisture;
vibration or movement;
strain or deformation;
power or battery condition;
access or tamper events;
environmental conditions relevant to durability.
Testing shall evaluate the sensor, signal path, Smart Module input, time reference, data processing, storage, transmission, BIOS association, and Digital Twin presentation as one chain.
Each observation shall identify:
source and location;
sensor type and identity;
calibration status;
measurement range;
sampling conditions;
uncertainty and quality;
time of observation;
transformations applied to the data.
The prototype shall test broken conductors, disconnected sensors, drift, noise, data loss, duplicated messages, incorrect identities, and implausible readings.
Sensor output shall not automatically create a verified Building state. Thresholds and anomaly-detection logic shall define when inspection, confirmation, or authorized intervention is required.
The Program should compare continuous sensing with simpler passive or periodic inspection methods to determine where electronic monitoring provides justified lifecycle value.