PILOT COLLABORATION

One cart.
One clear question.

First agree on what to learn and where. Plan a limited pilot after checking physical readiness and site entry requirements.

  1. 01

    Scope

    Define equipment, route and measurement objectives.

  2. 02

    Criteria

    Document reference equipment and success or stop criteria.

  3. 03

    Test

    Progress from baseline measurements to limited movement tests.

  4. 04

    Review

    Use the evidence to expand, refine or stop.

Conditions to review

  • Cleanroom materials, power and installation requirements
  • Wireless policy and data retention / transfer boundaries
  • Cart speed, route, grounding and nearby equipment
  • Reference instruments and responsible personnel

Pilot boundaries

Schedule and cost are agreed after reviewing scope, equipment readiness and site entry requirements.

Initial trials focus on measurement and recording. Active neutralization and safety controls require separate validation.

Common questions

Can we purchase it now?

The product is in development. Production specifications and delivery dates are not finalized; technical and pilot-scope discussions are welcome.

Does it replace our ionizers?

Initial EOS development focuses on measurement and recording. It is not presented as a replacement for existing ionizers.

Can it measure at one metre?

One metre is a validation target. It cannot be guaranteed before physical testing with defined target, environment and calibration conditions.

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