Field IQ serves teams accountable for explaining what happened after a mission, test, or exercise using telemetry they already collect. These use cases map to specific owners and budget-backed workflows where a pilot is low-risk and immediately useful.
One test profile, one export format, 5–10 runs, one evaluator loop to validate time-to-first-finding.
Converts “why did it deviate?” into repeatable, evidence-linked evaluation artifacts that reduce engineer reconstruction time and de-risk reviews.
Start with 1 mission profile and 1 log export converted to CSV; run 3–10 trials; deliver repeatable evaluation artifacts.
Improves evaluator consistency and reduces AAR subjectivity by giving standardized, evidence-linked review events across cohorts.
One course block, 5–10 sessions, validate evaluator agreement and reduction in stitching time.
Makes execution legible after the mission so evaluation teams can brief intent vs execution without timeline stitching.
One mission type, one export source; produce a review-ready output package; confirm where it fits in existing workflows.
Enables consistent comparison across trials by producing repeatable post-run outputs under a controlled doctrine/config.
Sprint on 1–3 runs to validate outputs and define the pilot scope for larger experimentation.