[Orca Hand] Handoff checklist for demos so the next person does not inherit bad thresholds for builders researchers (beginner)
Orca Hand discussion on demo handoff checklists, avoiding stale threshold settings, and keeping the next operator from inheriting confusing sensor state.
A very practical Orca Hand operations problem appears during demos or lab rotations: one operator tunes thresholds or object assumptions for their session, then leaves the next person with settings that no longer make sense.
How are you building an Orca Hand handoff checklist for demos so the next person does not inherit bad thresholds?
Please share which settings must always be reset, which quick checks tell you a hand is in a neutral demo-ready state, and how you make handoff reliable without slowing every session down.
If you reply, include one exact handoff symptom and one exact checklist step that prevented it from repeating.
The best replies explain which thresholds or demo assumptions cause the most confusion when left behind.
If one handoff step eliminated most threshold confusion, share it. Searchers often want the shortest reliable routine.
It also helps to say how you make the neutral demo state obvious to the next operator.