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Internal testEV-2026-004

Vision

Livestock stereo-camera sampling: internal lab note

A lab note on sampling bias when a stereo camera observes animals through one fixed scale.

Method
Compare image-derived geometry with scale observations, then check whether the sampling path covers the whole pen before interpreting accuracy.
Result
The prototype demonstrates the capture path, but the single-scale sample is too small to support a publishable weight-accuracy claim.
Limitations
A fixed single scale samples too few animals to represent the whole pen.
Reviewed: 2026-09-12Read the Lab Note
In developmentEV-2026-002

Document AI

Private RAG boundary and retrieval setup note

An architecture exploration for document search that keeps the processing boundary explicit.

Method
Map payload, retrieval, logs, updates and support separately, then define the human review and citation checks needed for a pilot.
Result
The boundary can be described and reviewed, but no retrieval-recall or grounded-answer performance result is published.
Limitations
Architecture describes a deployment boundary, not a production performance guarantee.
Reviewed: 2026-09-12Read the Lab Note
Internal testEV-2026-001

Vision

Vision lighting and camera placement: internal test note

An internal test of lighting geometry before model training for dark, glossy parts.

Method
Capture the same part under candidate angles, record lighting and working distance, then compare the reviewer's defect visibility before training.
Result
The geometry exercise exposed lighting as the first decision. No publishable precision, recall or throughput number has been approved.
Limitations
Lighting and camera geometry must be re-tested for each installation.
Reviewed: 2026-09-12Read the Lab Note

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