PASR Local · use case
Robotics Preflight Gate
Gate proposed robot or edge actions before controller handoff. A robotics system proposes a movement, adjustment, or mechanism trigger; PASR checks readiness and produces evidence before a proprietary controller receives the action.
PASR Local is a local/offline pre-intervention stability gate. It checks proposed interventions before they affect a user, interface, simulator, adapter, workflow, or future physical actuator path. The current package supports bounded HOST_UI_EVENT, SIMULATED_EFFECT, and ADAPTER_PROPOSAL classes. Physical actuator execution remains outside the current package.
The problem today
A robotics or edge system proposes a movement, adjustment, or mechanism trigger. There is often no bounded preflight checkpoint that records readiness and produces an audit trail before the action is handed to a proprietary controller or simulator.
The PASR moment
PASR is a pre-intervention stability gate: it sits in the moment before a proposed intervention becomes an action.
- 1Something is about to happen
- 2PASR intercepts
- 3Dry-run
- 4Gate check
- 5Block or allow
- 6Evidence exported
Example flow
A robotics system proposes an action before controller handoff. PASR intercepts the proposed action as an ADAPTER_PROPOSAL, dry-runs the readiness check, returns BLOCKED or allowed, and produces an evidence pack — before any proprietary controller receives the action.
What PASR produces
PASR produces a bounded pre-actuation evidence trail before controller handoff — it does not actuate anything itself:
- Dry-run receipt
- Blocker reason
- Evidence pack
- Human-readable readout
- Evaluator return packet
BLOCKED is expected in the default demo — the gate refusing to proceed when the intervention plane is not ready, working as designed.
What PASR is not
- PASR is not a robot controller, is not a certified safety controller, is not safety-certified, and has no hardware execution in the current package — it is a pre-actuation evidence gate before proprietary controllers or simulators.
- No hardware execution in the current package.
- Not a certified safety controller; not safety-certified.
- No cloud dependency for local evaluation.
- No fake automation — it does not send email, upload, or deliver artifacts by itself.
Request a PASR Evaluation Pack
PASR Local is available for bounded technical evaluation and guided pilot discussions. Delivery is manual while the product is in early evaluation.