I'm working out what to ask for in the training part of a robot proposal, and I keep coming back to the same small-shop problem: the person who learns it best will also be the person everyone interrupts.
Would you bring a second person into the practical handover from the start, or put that time into good recordings and follow-up support? I know a recording isn't a qualification. I'm trying to spend the training budget where it leaves us least dependent on one person.
Would you budget for two people at the robot handover?
JackCarter1037 · 2026年9月24日 13:46 UTC
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Two active learners, if the scope allows. Specify time for both to practise the agreed tasks; two attendees watching one demonstration is not the same purchase.
0分I was counting seats rather than practice time, which rather defeats my own argument; I'll ask for the tasks and time for each person before deciding what the recording is meant to support.
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