Customer proof command center

Premium Operator Control Panel

Operator control panel for robotics field-failure evidence: ROS 2 .db3 bag inspection, Gazebo or Isaac Sim replay, BehaviorTree.CPP patch candidates, ISO 10218 safety-case review, and supervised fleet rollout decisions.

Licensed workspace active
Risk score31 after replay
Evidence ready82 percent coverage
Decision recommendationHold for supervised canary

Robotics Evidence Visual

A premium robotics evidence view: drone incidents, robotic-arm safety workflows, patch evidence, and simulation confidence presented as one coherent workstation story.

Premium 3D robotics lab asset for SimPatch dashboard
SimPatch patch candidate SIM-VERIFIED
--- BehaviorTree.CPP.xml
+++ BehaviorTree.CPP.xml
- <FollowPath safety_margin_m="0.30"/>
+ <Fallback name="ReflectivePalletRecovery">
+   <FollowPath safety_margin_m="0.45"/>
+   <BackUpAndSpin distance_m="0.35"/>
+ </Fallback>
Premium robotics composite: drone inspection incidents plus robotic-arm safety workflows.

Live proof modules

Field failure

Machine AMR-17 reported obstacle instability after a field update.

Open

ROS 2 .db3 bag

LiDAR, odometry, behavior tree state, and sensor trace packet attached.

Locked

Gazebo replay

Simulation scenario generated for the autonomous-machine failure path.

SIM

Behavior tree patch

Generated XML diff adds recovery behavior and rollout hold.

Draft

Safety case

ISO 10218 / IEC 61508 reviewer approval required before deployment.

Queue

Fleet rollout

Regression ledger updated; canary release is gated.

Held
Board impact model

What one avoided robot failure is worth.

3PL warehouse example from the SimPatch evidence package: 50 AGVs, one critical software failure per month, current 3-week MTTR, target 3-day MTTR for supported behavior-tree/navigation failures.

Incident cost now$62.4k$50.4k downtime + $12k engineering labor.
SimPatch target cost$8.4k$7.2k downtime + $1.2k review labor.
Savings per incident$54kMore than the $40k annual fleet license.
SLA exposure cut86%504 grounded hours reduced to 72 hours.
MTTR now
21 days
Target
3 days
Cost now
$62.4k
Target cost
$8.4k
Payback
0.74 incidents
Legal / insurance value: every patch decision carries incident facts, scenario packet, simulation result, safety case, human-review gate, residual-risk note, and fleet rollout hold. That is the proof trail a VP Engineering, Fleet Ops lead, risk team, or insurer can understand.
Field-failure patch demo

Workstation produces BehaviorTree.CPP patch code.

Evidence workflow coverage: ROS 2 bag context, sensor trace, scenario reproduction, candidate patch, simulation verification, safety case, human review, and fleet history.

Ready
Safety Case Export

Incident Packet

Machine: AMR-17

Failure: reflective pallet depth-camera misclassification and E-stop.

ROS 2 bag: historical_reflective_pallet.db3

Topics: /tf, /odom, /scan, /behavior_tree/status, /cmd_vel

Simulation: waiting

Patch status: waiting

Safety review: waiting

Generated Patch Code

Patch-code demo is ready. Press Start Demo to watch SimPatch generate the BehaviorTree.CPP recovery patch once.
Physical AI World Model Lab

Safety-governed scenario packets for robot failures.

This workstation extends SimPatch from patch demo to physical-AI safety and patch-governance lab: scenario packets, synthetic edge cases, action prediction, Patch Confidence Score, sim-fidelity scoring, compatibility matrix, policy gate, and evidence packet export.

Ready

Governance Packet

Scenario: waiting

Policy gate: waiting

Synthetic cases: waiting

Sim fidelity: waiting

Patch confidence: waiting

Compatibility: waiting

Human gate: waiting

World Lab Output

World Lab demo is ready. Press Start Demo to watch SimPatch build the scenario packet and safety-governance evidence once.

World-model compatibility layer

SimPatch prepares scenario packets and adapter contracts for Gazebo, Isaac Sim, Omniverse, and future physical-AI model workflows. The customer value is vendor-neutral governance: reusable incident evidence, compatibility status, and human-review gates across simulator and world-model environments.

Transparent workstation

Every incident action is visible, timestamped, charted, and exportable.

The workstation records incident intake, ROS bag metadata parsing, patch generation, simulation scoring, safety review, exports, Physical AI lab actions, internal monitoring checks, alarms, and checkpoints into a traceable evidence ledger.

Monitor idle
Export Trace CSV Export Spreadsheet Export Alarm CSV
Trace events--
Incidents--
Patches--
Alarms--

Incident windows

Incident type mix

Severity and machine mix

Severity

Machine class

Patch, review, and alarm state

Patch status

Review verdicts

Alarm state

Patch replay verification outcomes

Each bar is one generated BehaviorTree.CPP patch replay. Green clears the 0.72 human-review gate; amber stays in patch iteration. This is safety-review evidence, not automatic fleet rollout.

This chart shows whether generated patches are moving failures toward human-reviewable safety evidence or staying in patch-iteration work.

Recent incidents

Trace ledger

TimeActionStatusIncidentPatchOutput hash
Refresh the workstation to load trace events.

Internal monitoring and alarms

No alarm data loaded.Run monitor or refresh workstation.

Email-ready report package

Email sending is disabled until credentials are configured. The workstation can prepare the subject, body, evidence links, trace exports, and alarm exports for operator review.

Verification queue

AssetPatch candidateSafety caseStatus
Warehouse AMRSensor fusion guardReviewer approval pendingEvidence ready
Autonomous yard truckBrake debounce patchSimulation scenario passedFleet rollout gated
Inspection robot armLocalization fallbackRegression ledger updatedSLA protected

Incident Queue / Diff Viewer / Simulation Replay

ScreenWhitepaper requirementPOC surface
Incident QueueList uploaded failures with Processing, SIM-VERIFIED, or Failed state.AMR-17 reflective pallet E-stop from ROS 2 .db3 bag is open for simulation replay.
Diff ViewerShow original BehaviorTree.CPP XML vs AI-patched XML.Patch adds ReflectivePalletRecovery with FollowPath safety_margin_m=0.45 and BackUpAndSpin.
Simulation ReplayShow Gazebo pass/fail status and telemetry graph.Replay watches /tf and /odom; safety violation example is distance to obstacle = 0.1m, limit is 0.3m.
Safety Case ExportDownloadable PDF safety case with failure mode, root cause, patch, simulation pass/fail, and residual risk.The POC exports a text safety case; PDF generation remains a production hardening item.

Financial Model / Production Architecture

AreaWhitepaper anchorStatus
3PL ROI50 AGVs, $62,400 current incident cost, $8,400 SimPatch target, $54,000 savings.Shown in landing and brochure; dashboard board packet carries ROI and cost of failure.
Production frontendReact + TypeScript + TailwindCSS, Dashboard, Incident Queue, Log Viewer, Safety Case Review.Static POC dashboard; production frontend scaffold remains a later build item.
Production backendFastAPI, rosbags parsing, PostgreSQL, S3, Kubernetes, GPU Gazebo/Isaac Sim jobs, LangChain or LlamaIndex, OAuth2/OIDC.Flask/SQLite POC with endpoints; production architecture is documented, not complete.
Future mathMonte Carlo Simulation, Expected Loss Modeling, Formal Verification.Roadmap items; not claimed as implemented.

What the customer is buying

SimPatch gives robotics and autonomous-machine teams a proof workstation for field failures: ingest the ROS 2 incident packet, recreate the failure path, generate a BehaviorTree.CPP patch candidate, verify it in replay, package the safety case, and hold fleet rollout until a human reviewer approves the evidence.

Operational pain

Manual failure reproduction can keep a robot or fleet segment grounded for 2-4 weeks while engineers parse logs, rebuild scenarios, and document safety evidence.

2-4 wk

Buyer result

The target workflow compresses field-failure-to-reviewable patch evidence to 2-4 days while preserving traceability for engineering, safety, and operations leaders.

2-4 days

Business case

The pilot offer is anchored to a $5,000 incident package and a $40,000/year fleet license, supported by downtime, SLA, labor, and legal-exposure evidence.

$40k
Responsible promise: SimPatch supports robotics engineers instead of replacing them. It produces reviewable patch evidence, safety documentation, and rollout gates; human approval remains mandatory before deployment.