[SO-101] First class of the day checklist for power cables zero and safe range for educators schools (beginner)
SO-101 discussion on first class of the day checklists, power and cable checks, zero pose validation, and safe-range confirmation for shared classroom robots.
A lot of SO-101 classroom friction comes from small issues that could have been caught before the first lesson starts: loose cables, shifted zero pose, tight work envelopes, or yesterday's setup still lingering in the robot state.
How are you building a reliable first-class-of-the-day checklist for SO-101 covering power, cables, zero, and safe range?
Please share what your team verifies in the first minute, which checks have the highest payoff for preventing classroom interruptions, and how you keep the checklist simple enough that instructors and assistants actually use it.
If you reply, include one exact morning failure symptom and one exact checklist item that prevented the issue from repeating.
The best replies explain which checks are visual, which are motion-based, and which are worth automating.
If one morning checklist item prevented most classroom interruptions, share it. Searchers often want the highest-value routine first.
It also helps to say how you keep the checklist fast enough for real teaching schedules.