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Interactive demonstration — Nova Robotics, Inc. (fictional) — read-only
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ECO-1042: Main Compute PCBA Rev B → Rev C

Read-only

Transition the Main Compute PCBA from Rev B to Rev C to resolve thermal throttling caused by an obsolescence-driven voltage-regulator substitution. The new pinout requires the Compute-to-Drive Wiring Harness to move from Rev 1 to Rev 2 as well.

Closed all four mitigation outcomes: two PCBA cancellations, one accepted PCBA loss and one harness conversion. — 7/29/2026, 8:14:45 PM

Current financial position

$74,000.00

Exposure certainty

100%

AI Exposure Analyst

Evidence-grounded briefing

A read-only analysis of the current engineering change. Financial values come from DeltaLedger’s deterministic calculation engine—not from AI.

Current exposure

$74,000.00

Grounded in 14 recordsComplete for current checksCalculated 7/29/2026, 8:14:41 PM

Automatic briefing

What matters right now

$74,000.00 is currently exposed: $74,000.00 Known and $0.00 Estimated. Current evidence supports the classifications shown.

DeltaLedger calculation

Current net exposure is $74,000.00 across 4 calculated records.

DeltaLedger calculation

$74,000.00 is Known, $0.00 is Estimated, and $0.00 is Unresolved.

Prioritized findings

Checks performed on current evidence

Up to three findings · no manufactured alerts

Exposure is concentrated with one supplier

Sunrise Electronics represents 85% of current net exposure ($63,000.00).

Recommended next step

Prioritize this supplier when validating terms and mitigation options.

Trust boundary

The analyst can explain and prioritize existing evidence. It cannot alter source data, calculate financial values, approve decisions, or contact suppliers.