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Demos — commands, real output, what each one proves

Eight reproducible demos. Every one lists prerequisites, the exact command, the output we got, what it proves, what it does not, and how it fails.

Event 2026-09-27Published 2026-09-27SE Inspect build 1.9.37

Each demo follows the same structure: Needs · Environment · Run · Output we got · Proves · Does not prove · Known failure modes · Time. Outputs were captured on 2026-09-27 from build 1.9.37; where a figure comes from a synthetic scene, the page says BENCH.

# Demo Needs Time
06 Run the alpha without hardware laptop, Python 3.11 5 min
00 Device discovery Pi 5 + card 2 min
01 Virtual mapping and the M3 head logic laptop 3 min
02 Physical mapping — with negative controls Pi 5 + card 5 min
03 On-chip learning and "Why recognised?" Pi 5 + card + camera 15 min
04 Train the M3 detector (smoke run) training environment 10 min
05 Segmentation benches: vignetting and glare laptop 2 min
07 Line state machine and card watchdog benches laptop 1 min
08 Reference pipeline without a network laptop 3 min

Images on the demo pages are produced by the scripts themselves (VORSA_BENCH_BILDER=<dir> for the benches, --out for the reference pipeline) — you can regenerate every figure.