Use one frozen continuous UTC rule.
REQUIREDEvery hour.
From signed time.
A survival score is only as credible as its clock. Profile 0.2-X1 derives resident exposure from a signed sequence-zero activation and the first signed end boundary, caps each deployment at 10,000 hours, and forbids hidden pause deductions.
Start once.
Stop once.
The lifecycle boundary is independent of robot state. Ordinary downtime affects availability diagnostics, never the survival time axis.
Bind acceptance, activation, and end.
REQUIREDSubtract no local downtime or pauses.
REQUIREDReconcile every ordered sequence.
REQUIREDOne deployment and environment hash each.
REQUIREDProve the claimed hours and horizon.
REQUIREDBind roots, archive, report, and assessor.
REQUIREDContinuous by
construction.
For deployment i, the auditor resolves exactly one activation and one end boundary. Events at the 10,000-hour cap are administratively complete.
Total resident hours = Σ Hi / 3,600. Temporary pauses, travel, charging, sleep, updates, maintenance, degraded mode, and telemetry loss contribute zero deductions.
No outage creates
free time.
Missing telemetry never pauses the clock or grants exposure. A missing boundary is independently adjudicated and disclosed; unresolved boundary time cannot support a certification claim.
Sequence zero, participant acceptance reference, activation-record digest.
First signed terminal disposition or an audit observation cutoff.
Contiguous sequence, monotonic UTC timestamps, complete hash continuity.
Rebuild the hours.
Reject the shortcut.
The evaluator checks boundary arithmetic, stream counts, unique units, target thresholds, commitments, and attestation topology without uploading source events.
The ledger uses the frozen continuous elapsed-UTC clock.
Each deployment has signed activation and end boundaries with evidence.
Declared seconds reproduce elapsed UTC time with no pause deductions.
Every boundary interval has one complete, ordered event chain.
Deployment and hashed environment identifiers are unique.
WANTED_WILD meets its exposure and environment threshold.
Stream commitments and reconciliation evidence are independently attested.
A pass proves reproducible assignment time. It does not prove the robot was useful, autonomous, safe, or wanted; those claims require the primary endpoint, diagnostics, and safety profiles.
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