Section 60 of 104
58. Integrated Physical–Digital Prototype
Stable section ID: S05-CON-016-SECTION-60 · 17 content blocks
The Integrated Physical–Digital Prototype shall demonstrate that the System05 physical Building and its digital architecture operate as one traceable engineering system.
The prototype shall connect:
BDL source definition;
Compiler validation and outputs;
manufacturing configuration;
Product identity;
physical assembly;
inspection and commissioning;
Building BIOS;
Digital Twin;
Smart Modules and sensors;
operational and lifecycle events.
At least one controlled change—such as Cartridge replacement, Smart Module replacement, repair, or phased expansion—shall be performed through the complete physical and digital workflow.
The prototype shall show that delivery, installation, verification, and operation are distinct states requiring different Evidence.
Discrepancies shall be intentionally introduced to test detection and reconciliation, including incorrect Product identity, incomplete locking, outdated BIOS data, unavailable sensor data, and incompatible replacement.
Success shall require more than software communication or physical assembly. The prototype shall preserve configuration integrity, authority, traceability, and safe-state behavior across the full chain.
The Integrated Prototype shall become a primary source of Evidence for deciding whether System05 is ready for a controlled field pilot.