01 / DECISION NOTE

Identify what is actually being offered

A video, a developer platform, an enterprise pilot, and a consumer order are different commitments. Read the current official offer and get eligibility, delivery, cancellation, and refund terms in writing.

02 / DECISION NOTE

Ask how the demonstration works

Was the task scripted, autonomous, remotely assisted, or a combination? What changed between attempts? Request a representative repeat demonstration and record interventions, resets, and supervision.

03 / DECISION NOTE

Check your technical access

Developers should confirm SDK licensing, supported control modes, sensors, compute, payload interfaces, documentation, update commitments, and the cost of recovery and replacement parts.

04 / DECISION NOTE

Understand the household or workplace boundary

Ask who can see camera feeds, whether remote assistance is used, how access is authorized, what is recorded, and what happens when connectivity fails. Agree on supervised operating conditions.

05 / DECISION NOTE

Avoid forecasting as a purchase specification

Use demonstrated performance and written contractual commitments for buying decisions. Track future capabilities separately from the tasks the supplied configuration can perform today.