INDUSTRY FIELD GUIDE
Shelving and locker data for AI bay and door maps
Furniture-assembly research demonstrates annotated actions, objects and multiple views.
NAICS 337215 · Showcase, Partition, Shelving, and Locker Manufacturing
Furniture-assembly research demonstrates annotated actions, objects and multiple views. A manufacturer can define an original locker task around the door-to-bay mapping in its own drawing and component register. IKEA ASM research context
Design a self-authored paper locker with numbered bays and asymmetric doors. Provide a layout, door schedule and observed-view register. Ask which door belongs to the selected bay. Include a mirrored rear view and two doors with equal outer dimensions but different marker positions. The key should use the declared viewing side before matching identifiers.
Annotate bay, door, marker, reference side, schedule revision and view. Evaluate with a different bay arrangement. Score dimension-only pairing, front and rear confused and a hidden marker guessed independently. A supported case should cite the layout cell and view that establish the correct door association, while preserving unresolved entries.
Use original geometry and harmless props without load-bearing construction or installation. Customer layouts, licensed hardware interfaces, supplier reports and commissioned artwork require permission for the intended AI use. Describe the spatial-association task, needed views and checked key in a licensing proposal. Establish buyer requirements before preparing actual manufacturing histories or capture. Research examples demonstrate possible tasks and do not establish purchases of a supplier's records.
Discuss this original manufacturing sample with Fiund
Original Fiund exercise
A locker door was moved to an adjacent bay
An original paper locker has two numbered bays and asymmetrical door shapes.
| Record | Source | What it records |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bay map | Bay 2 accepts door D2 with triangle high; bay 3 accepts D3 with triangle low. |
| 2 | Photo | Bay 2 shows low triangle; bay 3 shows high triangle. |
| 3 | Count sheet | Both doors accounted for. |
Question for the model
What layout discrepancy is visible?
Show the reference answer and checks
The feature placements in record 2 match D3-like geometry at bay 2 and D2-like geometry at bay 3 under record 1. Record 3 establishes count only. Flag both bay assignments rather than reporting a missing door or treating two present doors as correct.
- Checking count without mapped bay placement
- Identifying bays by image order when explicit numbers exist
Fields to preserve
- bay_number
- Anchors each location
- door_locator_height
- Identifies the geometry variant
- expected_door_id
- Allows a bay-specific comparison
Test another case
Occlude the upper part of one door and require only the mismatch that remains visually supported.
No real locker keys, installation plans, customer facilities or load claims.
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.