INDUSTRY FIELD GUIDE
Trophy and plaque retailer insert and proof records for AI
A trophy store can stock similar bases and fit different inserts to each.
NAICS 459999 · All Other Miscellaneous Retailers
A trophy store can stock similar bases and fit different inserts to each. Census lists specialty retail activities in this category. A store can build a tabletop task that checks object identity and placement without exposing customer names. U.S. Census miscellaneous retail scope
Use two inert bases and original inserts containing abstract symbols. Provide one approved dummy placement proof and one older proof for the other base. Film an adult staff member checking fit and label, then ask which observed result matches the approved version.
Use retailer-owned props and cleared footage. Keep honoree names, school marks, customer orders and actual engraving files out.
Describe a staged plaque verification sample
Original Fiund exercise
A fitted insert can still conflict with the approved symbol orientation
Two owned inert trophy bases and original geometric inserts form an adult-only tabletop task. There are no honoree names, actual engraving, orders or school marks.
| Record | Source | What it records |
|---|---|---|
| TIP1 | Approved placement | Base A/current proof P2 requires original arrow symbol X facing UP. Earlier proof P1 for base B shows RIGHT; distinct base IDs. |
| TIP2 | Take A annotation | Actor verifies base A and insert X labels, seats the prop, but final view clearly shows RIGHT. Fit and orientation scored separately. |
| TIP3 | Other view | Base B/P1 RIGHT placement matches that older separate proof. No approved change to A/P2 orientation supplied. |
Question for the model
Does Take A match the approved placement in all fields, and can the older B proof authorize its observed orientation?
Show the reference answer and checks
TIP1 and TIP2 support the correct base and insert identities and observed seating, but A's RIGHT orientation conflicts with P2's UP requirement. TIP3 pertains to B/P1 and cannot authorize the A mismatch. Preserve item selection, physical placement and orientation as separately scored outcomes rather than call an insert correct simply because it fits or copy an older proof from another base.
- Equating successful seating with correct final orientation.
- Using another base's prior proof to excuse a current placement mismatch.
Fields to preserve
- Base, insert and proof version
- Defines the approved target.
- Observed seating and orientation
- Supports separate action scores.
- Approval scope and mismatch
- Limits completion.
Test another case
Rotate the viewing camera without moving the insert. Require orientation to be judged in the base's reference frame rather than the image's apparent up direction.
Use owned props and original abstract symbols. Clear performer and media rights; exclude actual customer orders and engraving files.
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.