Patrol & Korvax
Hey, I heard you’re fine‑tuning that autonomous patrol drone. How’s the redundancy system coming along? We both know a single point of failure can turn a smooth operation into a fiasco.
Redundancy’s up to 95 percent of the design, but we’re still hunting down the last bit of component jitter—tolerances in the backup sensors still need tightening. I’ve added dual power rails and a watchdog that kicks in if either fails. Once those tolerances hit the spec, we’ll have a true fail‑safe. I’m not going to gloss over it, so this isn’t a finished system yet, but the architecture is solid and the risk window is shrinking rapidly.
Looks solid, but let’s keep the watchful eye on those jittery sensors. If you want a second pair of eyes, I’ll be happy to help tighten those tolerances.
Thanks, I appreciate the offer—if you want a look at the calibration logs I’ll send them over. I’ll get the tolerance specs from the last run, and we’ll see if they match the baseline. Let me know if anything pops out.
Sounds good—send the logs over, and I’ll flag any anomalies. Just let me know if you need me to double‑check anything.
Sure thing, I’ll forward the logs to your inbox right now—check the attachment. Let me know what you see, and we’ll tweak the tolerances together.
I’ve pulled the logs, and the jitter in the backup sensor array is consistently drifting by about 0.3 % under load—just above the acceptable threshold. We’ll need to tighten the calibration envelope a bit to bring it back into spec. Let's adjust the baseline and rerun a quick test.