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StartLux Hospital Elevator Dispatch

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Compare baseline and context-aware elevator scheduling in a hospital simulation.

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⚡ What System1 does here

The interface presents StartLux as the layer that interprets a natural-language transport request into urgency and transport needs. The program validates the result and assigns an elevator. It does not replace elevator control or clinical judgment.

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An English-language recording of Elevator Sense, a hospital elevator simulation. A baseline using floor and capacity rules runs beside a StartLux-assisted dispatcher with the same hospital and request stream. Moving cars, floor queues and decision cards make it possible to follow how a request becomes a validated transport need and an elevator assignment. The video shows emergency, patient-bed, visitor and routine transport contexts, with comparisons of waiting time and capacity failures. Its closing percentages describe this recorded simulation run only. The footage is edited into a 60-second presentation and includes a 2.5× opening-footage label and an accelerated simulation. Some decision cards show Cache hit. Evidence boundary: this is a scheduling simulation, not a deployed hospital or a real elevator-control trial. The recording does not provide complete API traces or independently establish live-model behavior for every decision. No clinical diagnosis, treatment, or patient outcome is demonstrated. The submitted English video is retained in both language editions.

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