Exhibit XO · Physical system review

The proposed system, in words

Exhibit XO provides accessible interpretation in a browser. The live AMDW companion is the current reference. Physical hardware and AI are optional; neither is required to use Core.

Gallery-integrated, Compact modular and Modular distributed are three physical expressions of the same system. Enclosures, supports and placement change. Endpoint compute, approved content, accessibility logic, audio, privacy and deliberate push-to-talk remain the same.

Pi 5-class computers in the station and node handle local controls, stored interpretation and playback. Optional speech, retrieval and larger AI workloads use a separate institution-controlled on-site host over a private wired network. The endpoint is not specified as a local LLM host.

If AI or the private network fails, the required endpoint behavior is cached approved interpretation and manual navigation. A first browser visit still needs its content loaded. These are pilot requirements, not a claim of validated offline equipment. There is no passive listening or automatic cloud fallback.

Each endpoint needs protected low-voltage power, a private Ethernet connection, reachable audio controls and staff service access. The venue approves locations, cable routes, mounting, circulation, network policy and maintenance. PoE remains optional and subject to validation.

Proposed pilot configuration: not fabricated equipment or released manufacturing CAD. Enclosure fit, cooling, microphone isolation, audio, reach, stability and installation need prototype validation. Component prices and final SKUs require reconciliation; no all-in hardware total is quoted.

The gallery opens with Spent; Tank and Palm is an alternate. Context can remain on, fade, or be removed for hardware inspection. The component panel supplies text records alongside the model.