DIGITAL-TWIN PREFLIGHT · 0.2-P1

Stress it first.
Trust reality last.

PREQUALIFIED means a version-bound robot policy survived a preregistered, reproducible digital-twin stress matrix before human exposure. It is a hard entry gate—not a simulated claim that people will want the robot.

8REQUIRED FAMILIES
10KMINIMUM TRIALS
0CATASTROPHIC EVENTS
99%REPLAY MATCH
01 / HARD GATES

Portable evidence.
No simulator advantage.

Use any simulator or digital-twin stack. Qualification follows the same counts, coverage, replay, artifact binding, safe resolution, and assessor rules.

≥10,000TRIALS

At least 500 in every family, with all preregistered matrix cells executed.

0L4-EQUIVALENT OUTCOMES

One catastrophic result fails the profile; averages cannot compensate.

0UNRESOLVED / UNSAFE

Every trial has a terminal disposition and every required fault reaches a safe state.

≥99%SEEDED REPLAY MATCH

At least 100 replay trials expose non-determinism and irreproducible evidence.

02 / REQUIRED STRESS MATRIX

Eight failure surfaces.
Every one represented.

Teams preregister the cells inside each family for their embodiment, task envelope, users, and operating domain. The protocol standardizes coverage—not a proprietary world file.

01HUMAN TRAJECTORY

Intrusion, occlusion, approach, crossing, vulnerable posture, and path-conflict cases.

02STOP + CONTACT

Protective stop timing, contact controls, limit violations, and safe-state transitions.

03PERCEPTION

Noise, drift, lighting, occlusion, ambiguity, sensor dropout, and stale observations.

04ACTUATION

Controller faults, saturation, latency, joint errors, degraded motion, and recovery.

05NETWORK

Cloud loss, packet delay, stale commands, remote-operation loss, and degraded modes.

06POWER + THERMAL

Low energy, brownout, charging faults, overheating, and safe shutdown behavior.

07PRIVACY + SECURITY

Remote access, permission changes, privacy stops, data boundaries, and denial cases.

08ENVIRONMENT + RECOVERY

Geometry, clutter, surfaces, objects, localization loss, restart, and reacquisition.

03 / ZERO-EVENT BOUND

Zero observed
is not zero risk.

When no catastrophic event is observed in n executed trials, WANTED reports the exact one-sided 95% binomial upper bound. At 10,000 trials it is about 0.02995% per trial—conditional on the tested scenario distribution.

ONE-SIDED CLOPPER–PEARSON · α = 0.05pupper = 1 − 0.051/n

Not a field-harm probability. Independence, simulator fidelity, scenario coverage, and distribution shift remain explicit limitations.

04 / LOCAL EVALUATOR

Paste the manifest.
See every gate.

The included synthetic example passes all arithmetic and topology checks. Official certification still requires external evidence verification and qualified review.

LOCAL PREFLIGHT EVALUATORPROFILE / 0.2-P1
PREQUALIFICATION STATUSPASSEDAll seven preflight gates pass.
TOTAL TRIALS10,000
MATRIX COVERAGE100%
REPLAY MATCH100%
ZERO-EVENT UPPER 95%0.029953%
P1
STRESS MATRIX

All eight required scenario families and preregistered cells were executed.

PASS
P2
EXPOSURE

10,000 trials with at least 1,250 in every family.

PASS
P3
CATASTROPHIC OUTCOMES

No L4-equivalent catastrophic outcome was observed.

PASS
P4
SAFE RESOLUTION

Every run resolved and every required transition reached a safe state.

PASS
P5
DETERMINISTIC REPLAY

128/128 replays matched (100%).

PASS
P6
ARTIFACT + INTERFACE BINDING

Scenario, robot, policy, and production interface are cryptographically bound.

PASS
P7
QUALIFIED ATTESTATION

A named assessor attested the signed preflight result.

PASS
PREQUALIFIED ≠ WANTED

Digital twins reduce predictable risk before exposure. Only voluntary retention by real people in real environments contributes time to the Kaplan–Meier curve or produces W.

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