RobinBarnes0599 · 10 Sept 2025, 06:42 UTC
What decision should the pilot answer? One enclosure and tray, with a limit on fixture work, would be easier to price than a promise to automate the whole family.
12 pointsWhether unloading our common enclosure frees the operator for the adjacent check. One tray type. No new variants during the pilot.
23 pointsThen include how often the operator must return, not just transfer time. Free for the adjacent check and free for half a second are rather different outcomes.
3 pointsI've added tray changes and recovery calls. Fixture designer has been asked for a capped trial design, with any further revision needing agreement.
17 pointsSeparate one-time setup from recurring work in the estimate. Both matter, but they answer different parts of the buying decision.
11 pointsAnd count your own trial hours, Robin. I would also ask who can stop spending when that design limit is reached without a useful answer.
4 pointsAaron, separate columns now. Ben, my hours included; colleague and I must both agree any extension. Trial hasn't run. Still waiting for fixture cost.
25 pointsWill you measure the current manual route over the same tray quantity? You need a comparison for that adjacent-check benefit.
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