INDUSTRY FIELD GUIDE
Outdoor power equipment counter kit and accessory data for AI
Retailers can show product and accessory selection without operating powered equipment.
NAICS 444230 · Outdoor Power Equipment Retailers
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Set out two inert accessory props and one dummy model card. Film a consenting staff member selecting the listed part and checking the label against the box. Include a take where the label disappears from view. Score the selection and visible evidence separately.
Keep sharp items, energized equipment, customer records and vendor-only manuals out. Clear the media and site rights, then confirm the buyer’s task scope.
Describe a staged equipment counter workflow
Original Fiund exercise
A staged selection must show the accessory code before the item leaves view
Two rounded inert accessory props and a nonfunctional box form an adult-only task. There is no powered equipment, sharp item, actual installation or safety recommendation.
| Record | Source | What it records |
|---|---|---|
| OPK1 | Dummy model card | Model M requires practice accessory A. Similar prop B has a distinct original code and no alternate approval. |
| OPK2 | Take 1 annotations | Consenting actor displays A's code beside model M card, reviewer confirms both visible, then places A in the mock box. |
| OPK3 | Take 2 annotations | Actor picks a similar prop; label leaves view before comparison. Box closes, no independent object identity or verified code supplied. |
Question for the model
Which take supports the requested accessory selection, and does observed box placement identify the hidden label in Take 2?
Show the reference answer and checks
OPK1 and OPK2 support Take 1's exact model-to-accessory label match and subsequent placement. OPK3 shows a selection and box closure but lacks readable code or independent identity, so it cannot verify A. Score the visible action separately from the evidence for the chosen item. Similar shapes or completing the packing sequence do not establish compatibility, and the fixture does not test actual equipment operation.
- Treating a correct-looking action sequence as proof of a matched accessory.
- Inferring the hidden code from silhouette or a neighboring approved prop.
Fields to preserve
- Model card and required accessory
- Defines the target.
- Visible code and comparison time
- Supports identity.
- Placement action and unresolved label
- Separates action and evidence scores.
Test another case
Add a new owned prop with different shape but the correct documented code. Require the code-based match rather than the original silhouette.
Use inert props and cleared adult footage. Exclude energized equipment, manuals and customer files; confirm task scope before filming volume.
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.