What is being explored
AltStatic connects physical objects and places to digital information and experiences. Assistive examples and pilot concepts explore easier access to instructions, accessible resources, and human support. An example, prototype, or research page is not evidence of clinical validation, regulatory clearance, or a proven benefit.
AI output needs review
Where AI is enabled, generated drafts or answers may be wrong, incomplete, outdated, or associated with the wrong object or task. Check important information against the responsible organization's approved source. If the answer is unclear or unsuitable, stop and use the human support route identified for that experience. A general demo is not an emergency service or a continuously monitored support channel.
Intended-use limits
General site demonstrations and proposed assistive pilots do not provide medical diagnosis or treatment, emergency monitoring, or a replacement for professional judgment, care, or supervision. Do not use them as the sole basis for a safety-critical decision. Real-world safety depends on the task, setting, equipment, content, and appropriate human oversight; a disclaimer alone cannot make an unsafe use appropriate.
Information and privacy
Do not enter passwords, financial account details, medical records, or sensitive information about another person into a general demo or contact form. Enabled AI services may process task inputs and relevant context through configured providers. See the Privacy Policy. A pilot involving sensitive information needs a specific notice and agreed handling arrangements before collection.
Evidence and human responsibility
Planned accuracy, accessibility, repair, and resource-use measures are evaluation goals, not guarantees. We do not claim that a physical identifier alone proves legal ownership or that any system is unhackable. Organizations considering a deployment should agree on content approval, human escalation, operating limits, and service continuity before use. See how we propose to evaluate pilots.