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@@ -319,11 +319,7 @@ Modern warehouse automation platforms — automated storage & retrieval
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  systems (AS/RS), conveyor & sortation lines, AGVs/AMRs, and the WMS/WCS
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  software that orchestrates them — generate huge volumes of operational
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  data: equipment telemetry, transactions, safety logs, and ad-hoc questions
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- from floor staff. This project is a compact, end-to-end example of how an
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- AI layer can sit on top of that kind of system: routing requests correctly,
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- answering from real operational context instead of guessing, catching
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- equipment problems early, and doing all of it with **honest, reproducible
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- evaluation** rather than a demo that just "looks like it works."
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  ## What this demonstrates
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  **Every dataset in this project is synthetically generated by the project's
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  own code** (`src/data_generation.py` and `src/knowledge_base.py`), not
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- scraped, exported, or sourced from any real company's systems. This was a
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- deliberate choice: it keeps the project fully self-contained, reproducible,
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- and shareable without any data-privacy or licensing concerns, while still
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- being realistic enough to demonstrate the underlying ML techniques properly.
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  | Dataset | What it is | Size | How it's generated |
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  |---|---|---|---|
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  being honestly evaluated, rather than reaching for the biggest available
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  model by default.
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- ## Limitations & next steps
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- - All data here is **synthetic**, for portfolio/demo purposes — a production
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- version would connect to real WMS/WCS APIs and historical sensor logs.
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- - The intent set (8 classes) and knowledge base (10 articles) are intentionally
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- small to keep the demo fast and auditable; both are easy to extend.
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- - The anomaly detector uses 4 hand-picked features; a production system would
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- likely use a richer multivariate sensor set and a supervised or
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- semi-supervised model once labelled failure data is available.
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  ---
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  *Built as a portfolio/application project. Source code available on request
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  or in the linked repository. Feedback welcome.*
 
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  systems (AS/RS), conveyor & sortation lines, AGVs/AMRs, and the WMS/WCS
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  software that orchestrates them — generate huge volumes of operational
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  data: equipment telemetry, transactions, safety logs, and ad-hoc questions
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+ from floor staff.
 
 
 
 
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  ## What this demonstrates
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  **Every dataset in this project is synthetically generated by the project's
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  own code** (`src/data_generation.py` and `src/knowledge_base.py`), not
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+ scraped, exported, or sourced from any real company's systems.
 
 
 
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  | Dataset | What it is | Size | How it's generated |
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  |---|---|---|---|
 
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  being honestly evaluated, rather than reaching for the biggest available
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  model by default.
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  ---
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  *Built as a portfolio/application project. Source code available on request
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  or in the linked repository. Feedback welcome.*