Workflows and functions
List every HWO operation the physical controls must support, including modes, sequencing, safety states, resets, and operator feedback.
Use this agenda to collect the technical, physical, commercial, and acceptance details ForgeFX needs to scope the integration proposal without a second discovery pass.
List every HWO operation the physical controls must support, including modes, sequencing, safety states, resets, and operator feedback.
Capture each control’s type, axes, travel, detents, spring force, grip, switches, labels, and required force or position feedback.
Document USB/HID, CAN, analog or digital I/O, voltage, connectors, pinouts, update rates, drivers, and available integration APIs.
Measure control spacing, mounting points, operator reach, enclosure limits, cable routing, service access, and transport constraints.
Confirm headset, flatscreen, or both; portable or fixed installation; prototype quantity; production quantity; and expected operating environment.
Request photos, CAD, wiring diagrams, manuals, the current desktop-control bill of materials, sample hardware, and vendor documentation.
Define acceptance tests, schedule, budget range, fabrication owner, field-support expectations, warranty needs, and final hardware ownership.
Confirm the customer/project naming used in the source: CRW participant versus “RWC Integration,” then lock the proposal title and system boundary.