The morning report
Every mission ends as a report in the inboxes you choose, in time for the morning meeting. Each finding links to its evidence.
Three questions, answered every run
Did the round complete, and what did it see?
Coverage, conditions, and readings from every checkpoint on the route, with evidence imagery attached to each one.
What changed since the baseline your team approved?
New, worse, degrading, or resolved, called out as measured differences with locations. Standing conditions do not drown out new ones.
What needs attention first?
Findings ranked by severity, each traceable to the image, the position, and the time it was captured. Your engineer checks the evidence instead of decoding a point cloud.
Inspection report
Sarthi Robotics
Delivered 06:12,
before the morning meeting
Two findings need attention.
Everything else checked out.
Findings, evidence imagery, positions, and readings are the customer's. Nothing from a real site is published here.
The deviation view
Behind an attention finding: two registered scans of the same wall section, two runs apart. The saffron points are the difference. The pair below is an illustration; real pairs come from your own runs.
Why we do not publish a full report
A real inspection report is a customer's site on paper: their conditions, their positions, their history. That material stays on their premises, and we extend our customers' discretion to ourselves. In a live demo we walk you through complete reports from our own field runs, page by page.
Read one in full, live
Tell us what your current rounds cover and we will show you what the same rounds look like as a morning report.