Construction businesses know their field expertise is valuable, but capturing it without interrupting operations is a challenge. The LES DÉDIÉS™ helmet is designed as a practical entry point: contextualized recordings that authorized robotics engineers can pay to access.
Rather than asking superintendents and crews to stop work to write more reports or film every decision, this proposed helmet would capture visual, audio, motion and environmental context while approved jobsite operations continue. The goal is to feed a structured, modular knowledge capsule with minimal disruption.
Two forms of authorized engineering access:
Concept only. Ergonomics, safety certification, sensor accuracy, battery life, connectivity and actual data collection must be validated before use or commercial sale.
HD/4K POV cameras, directional microphones, noise reduction, timestamps and synchronized streams.
Accelerometer, gyroscope, IMU, head tilt, vibration and event detection.
Humidity, temperature, illuminance, barometric pressure and airborne particles (PM1, PM2.5, PM10).
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, encrypted local storage and secure synchronization with CHANTIER / LAB infrastructure.
These sensors are for contextualized research data, not replacements for approved industrial hygiene instruments. The complete helmet and approved accessories must satisfy applicable Canadian safety requirements.
Traditional logs document what happened. They often miss why a superintendent adjusted a sequence, what an experienced finisher noticed, and what alternatives were rejected.
Capturing these decisions manually would add work to already busy crews.
The proposed wearable system captures observations and real execution with less interruption, creating structured material for approved robotics R&D use.
The construction team continues regular operations.
Video, audio, sensors and context create synchronized records.
Approved LIVE or archived access, without a site visit.
Actual purchased access could offset some active site payroll costs.
$111.11 for contributor portal access, once the actual submission service becomes available.
$100 as a separate proposed helmet pre-order deposit, subject to applicable consumer protection and trust requirements.
$1,000 remaining helmet price when the product is ready for delivery. All amounts in CAD, before applicable taxes.
An engineer or research organization pays for approved real-time remote access to a participating jobsite.
Proposed allocation: $100/hour to the participating company and $11.11/hour to CHANTIER / LAB, subject to signed agreements and actual paid sessions.
This could offset part of the active crew's payroll.
At the end of a documented day, verified data may be offered for authorized archived consultation.
Each eligible day expands the company's archive and opportunities for additional licensed use.
Potential increases as the archive grows; actual revenue only occurs when customers purchase access or licenses.
Authorized recordings may be timestamped, organized and indexed into modular jobsite knowledge capsules. Engineers may request access to specific logs, archived sessions or negotiated research licences.
Privacy, ownership, workers' rights, data retention and licensing must all be agreed before making materials available.
Illustrative scenario only. LIVE payouts require sessions actually purchased. Archived logs and research licences are separate potential revenue sources.
More relevant documented days may mean a broader licensed knowledge catalogue. Nonexclusive licensing requires appropriate rights and contracts.
Proposed one-time access to the contributor account and data submission portal once the service is operational.
Proposed deposit, credited toward a future $1,100 helmet purchase. The $1,000 balance becomes due when the product is ready for delivery.
Deposit payments remain closed while delivery, cancellation, certification and applicable trust-account requirements are established.
Proposed remote LIVE access to an authorized construction-site recording and context, without travel.
Target allocation: $100/hour to the company; $11.11/hour to CHANTIER / LAB, subject to actual paid sessions and contracts.
We do not develop robotics to replace skilled workers. Our objective is to better assist professionals, improve comfort and contribute to their safety. Real construction-site challenges can guide applied R&D that serves people and their environment.
These are development objectives, not demonstrated performance claims for the helmet or any robot.
The jobsite reveals. People understand. Robotics adapts.
Refundable CAD 100 security deposit. The helmet remains in development; no delivery date is confirmed.
Expected helmet price: CAD 1,100 before taxes.
If a sale is completed in Québec at this price, the indicative balance is CAD 1,164.73 including applicable taxes, after the CAD 100 deposit is applied.
The CAD 100 deposit is refundable on request before acceptance of the final order. It will also be refunded if the project is cancelled, mandatory certification is not obtained, or the customer declines the final terms. Statutory cancellation rights remain intact.
Prior to the final sale, specifications, certification, price, taxes, delivery charges and timing will be disclosed and require explicit acceptance. No balance is automatically charged.
Shipping: additional charges to be calculated before a final order. No shipping charge has been established.
The shipping quote depends on the full address, postal code, quantity, packed weight and dimensions, carrier, service level and remote-area surcharges. A written quote must be approved before final billing.
Legal seller: Déjà Là — 9373-8888 Québec inc. Full legal contact information must be confirmed before reservations open.
Paid reservations are not open — legal and shipping review pending.