Pilot projects
From demonstration to validation. A pilot project exists to answer concrete questions before any decision to scale.
From demonstration to validation.
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Use case identification
Together with the institution we define which problem the pilot examines and which questions it must answer.
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Technical demonstration
Presentation of the equipment, how it works and its known limitations to the team involved.
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Safety and suitability assessment
Risk analysis, environmental requirements and suitability for the audience the institution has in mind.
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Controlled pilot project
Execution within a restricted scope, with defined owners and systematic incident logging.
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Feedback collection
User and technical team perceptions of usability, comfort and operation.
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Feasibility analysis
A joint reading of results, costs, operational demands and regulatory requirements.
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Deployment planning
If it makes sense, we design the next steps: training, support and timeline.
What we consider before starting
- An institutional lead identified by the interested organisation.
- A clear definition of the use context and of the group that would be followed.
- Availability of suitable physical space and of a technical team for supervision.
- Compliance with the regulatory and ethical requirements applicable to each context.
- A formal written agreement before any activity involving users.
Express interest in a pilot project
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