News and notes
From the pilot and the platform.
Short notes on how GENESYS handles robot findings, life estimates and alarms: what it does, why, and where the limits are. Updated 5 October 2026.
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What a substation robot should report, and to whom
A reading is useful once it is tied to an asset, a threshold and a person who can act on it. How the GENESYS robotics pilot structures its findings.
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Remaining life, with the error bars shown
Why every GENESYS life estimate carries its confidence band and the inputs behind it, and how planners are meant to read one.
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Fewer alarms, better alarms
How ISA-18.2 priorities and shelving keep an operator's alarm list readable during a fault, and how GENESYS SCADA applies them.
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