01 / 05 · WHAT IRUVY DOES

Review manual work, one cycle at a time.

Iruvy Flow is shaping a clear way for managers to review manual work against an agreed standard.

The redesigned manager workcell review is planned but has not been deployed. Flow controls sign-in and role-based access.

02 / 05 · MANAGER REVIEW

A clear review, in four steps.

Set the standard first, define the cycle, review its evidence, then leave the decision with the manager.

  1. Set the standard

    Agree on required steps and allowed variation.

  2. Define the work cycle

    Define cycle boundaries and task sequence.

  3. Review the evidence

    Separate observed steps from gaps, occlusion and timing issues.

  4. Manager disposition

    Hold the review when evidence is incomplete.

03 / 05 · EVIDENCE REVIEW

See what’s known and what’s missing.

Review sources and limitations together. Keep work-standard adherence, pace or throughput, and product quality distinct.

REVIEW CONTEXT

Source
Camera, tool or existing process signals
Observed
Steps observed against a defined standard
Inferred
Confirm any derived interpretation before using it to judge a cycle.
Missing
Occlusion, unlinked signals and incomplete records

Do not treat sources as aligned facts before checking clocks, units, calibration and visibility.

04 / 05 · TASK-SELECTED SCOPE

Only what the task needs.

Vision, Core and Fusion are planned package areas. Compatibility, shipping contents, supported clients and performance are unverified.

01 REVIEW PRINCIPLE

Compare each cycle to its standard

Review required steps and allowed variations against the standard agreed by the manager.

02 REVIEW PRINCIPLE

Keep each source in context

Relate video and existing sensor signals only after checking meaning, units and timing.

03 REVIEW PRINCIPLE

Choose only task-relevant equipment

Vision is the starting input. Fusion may add task-relevant existing signals; Core is the shared package direction. NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano is an evaluation candidate. A manager display is optional; supported clients are unverified.

04 REVIEW PRINCIPLE

Keep uncertainty visible

Separate observed, inferred and missing information. Hold judgment when evidence is incomplete.

05 REVIEW PRINCIPLE

Keep outcome measures separate

Review work-standard adherence, pace or throughput, and product quality separately.

06 REVIEW PRINCIPLE

Open later stages after validation

More data alone does not advance the product. Quality judgment needs independent final-inspection, measurement or rework outcomes and verified defect labels. Automation needs task-specific success, failure, recovery, human-intervention and safety validation.

05 / 05 · PROPOSED CUSTOMER HANDOFF

A clear scope
for a first workcell.

A proposal for a future scope discussion, not an available software output or installation/deployment service.

Task scope
The recurring task and standard revision
Evidence trace
Sources, observed coverage, uncertainty and gaps
Review state
Manager disposition and any reason for a hold
Workcell plan
Needed sensors, connections, installation and validation scope
Discuss a first workcell

CURRENT FLOW · SEPARATE WORKFLOW

Explore the image-inspection guide.

Current Flow software supports a separate image-inspection workflow. It is distinct from manager work-cycle review.

Image-inspection guide