HVAIMeet your field loop ↗Product status · 2 October 2026
Current delivery, continuing development and longer-term vision require different kinds of evidence.
Dated checkpoint · Android 4.49 / build 195Product status / IN DEPTH
Purpose, prerequisites and the evidence that belongs to the task.
HVAI’s October white paper distinguishes three states. Current means included in the latest recorded Android delivery or demonstrated within the stated test scope. In development means active work or a defined workflow whose complete field readiness is still being established. Planned means a longer-term direction dependent on future delivery, validation, permissions or integration access. These labels keep a product vision separate from a universal availability or acceptance claim.
Android version 4.49, build 195 includes Profile, header, graphs, archived-circuit and onboarding work. Recorded build checks and bounded UI tests passed. Graph interaction, the onboarding demo journey and a controlled photo-carousel test were demonstrated.
Physical probe acceptance, source-backed equipment cards, durable visits and broader baseline guidance remain unfinished. Camera and Buddy workflows have defined directions, while complete physical and end-to-end readiness is still being established.
The broader office workspace, authorized company visibility, company roles, additional adapters and cross-platform expansion depend on future delivery and access. No live third-party integration is implied.
Open a step to inspect what needs to stay clear.
Source checks establish applicable facts. Builds establish that code passes declared checks. Installed runtime and physical hardware acceptance establish different, additional claims.
The next proof is correct identity, valid circuit readings, clear interpretation, saved evidence and reliable reopen on declared equipment and tools.
Camera behavior, connection loss, offline persistence and synchronization need explicit acceptance. A favorable interface demonstration cannot establish each of these outcomes.
Future progress should be described with a date, declared scope and supporting evidence. A roadmap direction is not a delivery commitment.
The brief announces neither general availability nor universal compatibility, completed OEM coverage or a deployment date. A separately tested durable-measurement and versioned-guidance candidate was not deployed at this checkpoint. Live durable cloud synchronization is not claimed.