A practical task, with the right support.
A Stint is a task fulfilled through a robot. SRVZ connects the request to the provider and supported equipment, while the listing explains the task and arrangements available for that particular offer.
Start with the task the offer supports.
Read the Stint description for the job, location, timing, and conditions. A robot available for one task or site is not automatically able to perform unrelated work.
Availability depends on the provider, supported hardware, and operating arrangements. Robotics features can involve human supervision or remote operation; a listing should not be read as a promise of full autonomy.
Keep the provider in the picture.
Check what the provider needs from you, how access is arranged, and who is responsible for supervising the work. Follow the instructions and boundaries for the specific task.
Supported Stint orders appear in Orders alongside your other requests. Use that record to review the task details and the status available for the order.
Useful physical help is the goal.
A tennis-court ball-collection task captures the vision: the customer keeps playing while a robot handles the useful job around them. Other tasks, such as handling laundry, may begin with a remote human operating the robot.
As the hardware and task capability develop, more execution can become autonomous. Those examples explain the direction; use the actual Stint listing to understand the task, location, supervision, and equipment available for a particular booking.
Common questions
Are robot Stints available everywhere?
No. Availability depends on the provider, service area, supported robot, and task. Check the actual offer before making plans.
Does a Stint always run autonomously?
No. A task may involve supervision or remote operation. The capabilities and operating arrangements depend on the particular robot and provider.
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