Release boundary · 0.1.0

Coverage without inflated counts.

The current release adds a 15-record, 89-claim pressure test across actuation, cameras, LiDAR, compute and power. It remains an audit sample, not a market census.

Five hardware layers mapped15 audited sample recordsUpdated 2026-08-09
First deep dataset

A · Motion & Actuation

Joints, drives, transmissions, motors and feedback—normalized at the test-condition level.

Next: Expand the integrated-joint file to 25–50 audited models with stronger thermal evidence

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Pressure-test data live

B · Perception & Sensing

Cameras, LiDAR, radar, inertial and tactile sensing—mapped with calibration and interface evidence.

Next: Expand camera and LiDAR samples; add synchronization and verified host-interface records

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Pressure-test data live

C · Compute & Control

Main computers, accelerators and real-time controllers—compared beyond headline TOPS.

Next: Expand compute records; add workload, power-mode and production-lifecycle evidence

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Pressure-test data live

D · Power & Energy

Battery packs, BMS, conversion and charging—tracked with safety, thermal and duty-cycle conditions.

Next: Expand pack and BMS records; add charger, connector and certification relationships

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Foundation layer

E · Interfaces & Integration

The mechanical, electrical, data, timing, thermal and software edges where components succeed or fail together.

Next: Cross-system interface evidence model

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Current exclusion

No anonymous product-count race.

RCI does not claim a large database by scraping duplicate distributor listings, obsolete variants or fields without traceable conditions. Release 0.1.0 is intentionally small and auditable; independent verification remains a published gap.