INDUSTRY FIELD GUIDE
Irradiation apparatus data for AI test-object records
FDA publishes device-identification information.
NAICS 334517 · Irradiation Apparatus Manufacturing
FDA publishes device-identification information. A medical-apparatus manufacturer can define an original administrative task that associates a device configuration, a fictional test object and the record actually supplied. FDA UDI context
Create fictional device references, test-object labels and a report index. Use an original printed geometric target as the inert test object, with asymmetric corner markers. Supply two labeled views and a frame index. Ask which frame belongs to the selected object and orientation. Include a cropped view that loses its corner identifier and a rotated duplicate whose filename stayed the same. The key should preserve the unresolved view association.
The reference answer should cite the target marker and frame record used for each match. Reserve a new target pattern for evaluation and include a fully labeled view that supports confirmation. Score filename equality used as frame identity, a missing marker guessed and an incorrect rotation independently. This is an identity exercise using ordinary printed props, with no patient images, exposure settings or equipment operation.
Use self-authored tables and neutral references reviewed by an appropriate specialist. Actual device files, licensed software, customer material and outside reports need explicit authority. A licensing brief should name the identity-review task and checked key. Establish buyer requirements before preparing commercial histories or additional capture.
Discuss this original manufacturing sample with Fiund
Original Fiund exercise
A report references a different test object
Wholly fictional administrative index cards identify neutral sample objects. No radiation values, operating instructions or clinical data appear.
| Record | Source | What it records |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Object register | Mock device U8 can be associated with object A or B in paperwork. |
| 2 | Report index | R1 names U8/object A; R2 names U9/object B. |
| 3 | Request | Locate U8/object B in the index. |
Question for the model
Can either report be linked to that exact pair?
Show the reference answer and checks
Neither. R1 has the requested unit but a different object; R2 has the requested object but a different unit. Records 1–3 support two partial matches only. Keep the exact pair unresolved and do not transfer report content or status across subjects.
- Joining only on the device or object field
- Treating an administrative link as safety evidence
Fields to preserve
- device_key
- Identifies the mock report subject
- test_object_key
- Resolves the specified pairing
- exact_pair_status
- Distinguishes partial and complete matches
Test another case
Provide one report covering both objects with labeled sections; require citing the exact unit/object section.
Administrative identity only; no real radiation sources, equipment settings, dosage, protocols or authorizations.
Discuss a contribution
Describe the sources you control, the task they could support and what has already been checked. Use the existing-data assessment for an archive or the collection brief for a new recording project. The contributor agreement defines Fiund’s licensing authority and compensation. A guide or fictional exercise does not establish an accepted collection or a sale.