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THE PRODUCT

Context. Responsibility. A recorded result.

Kinemica connects the decisions around physical work, from the first observation to the accepted submission.

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An observation is a starting point.

A device can provide an event and snapshot. A person can instead report work directly. Neither input is permission to act.

Device route
Person detected · snapshot available
Human route
Please clear the empty carton from the workbench.
This example follows
The human report, not an AI-detected misplaced object.

Context recorded; no work assigned.

  1. 1. Context
  2. 2. AI assistance
  3. 3. Assignment
  4. 4. Work
  5. 5. Evidence
  6. 6. Acceptance
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  1. An observation is a starting point.

    A device can provide an event and snapshot. A person can instead report work directly. Neither input is permission to act.

    Device route
    Person detected · snapshot available
    Human route
    Please clear the empty carton from the workbench.
    This example follows
    The human report, not an AI-detected misplaced object.

    Context recorded; no work assigned.

  2. A useful draft. A human decision.

    AI can assist with reviewing a device snapshot or drafting a reported task. The person checks the suggestion before continuing.

    Suggested task
    Move the empty carton to the designated collection point.
    Completion requirement
    One completion photo, followed by human acceptance.
    Drafting input
    Report text only. The optional report photo is not analysed.

    Draft prepared; no assignment until confirmed.

  3. Someone owns the next action.

    An authorised person confirms the task and its assignee. Kinemica checks access and keeps the assignment with the work.

    Assigned to
    Rowan Patel · human worker
    Confirmed by
    Alex Chen · supervisor
    Where it appears
    My work, with instructions and required evidence.

    Assignment recorded; notification queued.

  4. The person performs the task.

    Rowan opens the assignment and records that work has started. Physical work happens outside the software.

    Action
    Move the empty carton to the collection point.
    Assignee
    Rowan Patel
    Next step
    Submit a completion photo for review.

    Work started by the assigned person.

  5. Submission is not acceptance.

    A completion photo is kept alongside the original context. A human can accept it or request another attempt.

    Submission
    Attempt 1 · completion photo attached
    Worker note
    The carton is at the collection point.
    Review
    Human decision required. No automatic after-photo analysis.

    Evidence preserved; completion decision outstanding.

  6. A completed record you can revisit.

    Alex accepts completion. The assignment, submission and decision remain linked. Rework would preserve the earlier attempt too.

    Accepted by
    Alex Chen · supervisor
    Record
    Context → assignment → attempt → decision
    If the assignee accepts
    Explicitly labelled self-confirmation, not independent inspection.

    Human acceptance recorded with the work history.

HOW WORK MOVES

One thread from intake to acceptance.

Use a device-originated observation or a direct human report. The next steps share the same work system.

  1. 01

    Receive the context

    A camera or supported node sends an observation and evidence. A person can also report work directly, adding a description and an optional photo.

  2. 02

    Review or draft the work

    AI can recommend Routine or Review for a device snapshot. For a human report, it can draft an instruction from the description. A person checks the result; a Routine recommendation is not a safety assessment.

  3. 03

    Confirm who should act

    An authorised person confirms the task and assignee. The receiving person finds the instruction and evidence requirement in My work. Access, role and state checks apply to the action.

  4. 04

    Perform the assignment

    The assignee records that work has started, performs the physical task and submits the requested evidence. If a notification is delayed, the assignment remains available in My work.

  5. 05

    Accept or request rework

    A human reviews the submission. Accept completion or ask for another attempt without replacing earlier evidence. There is no automatic after-photo analysis in this workflow.

  6. 06

    Keep the complete record

    The original context, linked follow-up, assignments, attempts and acceptance stay connected. Reviewing an observation and completing its physical follow-up are separate outcomes.

DISTINCT RESPONSIBILITIES

Everyone has a different part to play.

Devices
Provide observations and context. Device identity does not grant human approval authority.
AI
Assists with interpretation and drafting. Its output remains a suggestion, not authorisation.
People
Confirm assignments, perform tasks and accept completion or request rework.
Kinemica
Maintains permissions, work states, evidence links and the history of decisions.

WORKING NOW. DESIGNED TO EXTEND.

A general work system, with focused integrations.

The current connected-camera and human-work paths are implemented. The Home Camera is a demonstration environment, not the product’s market category.

Machine workers connect through adapters and permitted commands. The rover is simulated; connecting a real robot requires integration-specific testing and physical safety controls.

More on permissions and evidence

Policy outcomes can allow, block or require approval. Model output cannot override a prohibited action. Evidence files are private, and verification results and human decisions are recorded separately from originals.

Some model-assisted paths can fall back when a provider is unavailable. A fallback is identified as such, not presented as a successful live AI analysis.

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