■ SYM.BOT // SYM.BOT LTD — MeshFleet SwarmOps
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■ DEMO PROGRESS
■ Interactive Demo // From Fault to Fix
# Pilot preset (preview)
product_name: MeshFleet SwarmOps
field_dim: 128
alpha_f: {"focus":1,"intent":1.2,"commitment":1.2,"issue":1.2,"motivation":1,"perspective":1,"emotion":0.8}
lambda_new: 1
temporal_decay: 0.05
drift_threshold: 0.25
clarifier_band: 0.5
enforce_unit_vectors: true

MeshMem Advantages for Robot Fleet Operations

MeshMem is a shared memory layer for mixed fleets. The cards below show how Trails, SVAF alignment, Clarifier Gates, lineage, canonization, and portable Packs work together to cut MTTR, improve cross-handoffs, and make recoveries reusable across robots and sites.

Collective Trails

Multi-robot and multi-operator events are captured as immutable Trails of CMBs, preserving semantic continuity across shifts, cells, and sites.

SVAF Alignment

Symbolic–Vector Attention Fusion aligns each new recovery with past anchors, controlling drift and ensuring robots act consistently with policy.

Clarifier Gates

Automated safety checkpoints trigger targeted questions whenever a recovery drifts, preventing unsafe or opaque decisions from entering Trails.

Remix Lineage

Every reuse or adaptation of a recovery preserves provenance, credits upstream teams or robots, and enforces lawful, auditable reuse.

Canonize & Audit

Validator-signed Trails are sealed into canonical memory with cryptographic proofs, creating regulator-ready audit logs for compliance.

Portable Memory Packs

Export Trails as portable Packs for rapid knowledge transfer across robots, operators, and sites — reducing downtime during cross-handoffs.

Pilot Metrics — Hit KPIs in Demo

MTTR Reduction
↓ 20–30%
Median vs. baseline week in pilot simulations
Cross-handoff Success
↑ 70–80%
Successful handoffs vs. ~50% baseline
Recovery Reuse
↑ >50%
Recoveries derived from prior Trails in pilot runs
KPIs are computed from sealed Trails during the pilot window and update live. They demonstrate reductions in MTTR, higher cross-handoff reliability, and increasing reuse of validated fixes across the fleet. Results reflect pilot simulations and are intended to guide adoption, not as production guarantees.