The log.
Short clips of the work running, with what each one shows. Including, as they come, the tests that failed the first time. Each entry gains its date, its conditions and its result as they are confirmed.
0:21, no soundThe SKYLOCK console in auto track. A small drone crosses a pale sky; a red box marks it with its detection score, and a small circle shows where the software predicts it is going. An inset then shows the camera gimbal on its tripod outdoors as it follows. By the end the drone sits at the centre of the view. 0:15, no soundAuto Vendi drives down a long indoor corridor. A person holding a phone walks beside it, then past it. 1:33, no soundA phone shows the order being delivered. Auto Vendi crosses a tiled lobby and comes down a corridor to the person who ordered. At the end the phone releases the lock, and a hand lifts the lid to reach the compartment. 0:30, no soundThe assembled HARP stands in a lab with its face and body screens lit. People come up to it and stand beside it while it is filmed from several sides. 0:10, no soundHARP's head sits on a bench next to a laptop. The laptop shows the head camera's view of a person's face, with the tracking output beside it, while the face moves in front of the camera. 0:30, no soundHARP's mobile base, a black frame carrying a laptop, is driven across a tiled floor by someone holding a gamepad in the foreground. 0:30, no soundFilmed from above, the robot follows the black grid lines of the contest arena and moves between the tree-marked blocks set out on the course. 0:28, no soundA person wearing the SceneScribe headset walks along a road at night, sweeping the white cane ahead, and stops on the roadside. A 28 second excerpt of a longer recording.
Tell us what has to work.
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