Participating in the GRS study

Thank you for your interest in participating as a subject in the ongoing GRS research study. We aim to uncover deep aspects of the human robotic connection that are as of yet unexplored, but none of that would be possible without the generous participation of our research subjects. Here we'll tell you a bit about our approach and what to expect when you come to participate in a GRS training session.

General Approach

In developing a methodology for GRS training, we have built an entirely bespoke guided learning framework for exploring the seemingly limitless possibilities in human connection to technology. This exploratory system relies on a unique horticultural specimen that exists on the verge between the organic and synthetic world, used to charge the synchronous environment.

We call this exciting new approach Field Actualized Kinetic Emulation Inference Telemetrics. In this approach our research facilitators will provide structured inputs that ease disposition and clarify valence, allowing for a more focused receptivity and elevated levels of associative bonding, ultimately leading to a unique connectivity state that we have labeled Anthropomorphized Reflexive Transmission.

Initialization Process

As a participating subject in a GRS session, there are a number of brief perfunctory steps required to initialize the connective capture process. Before the session, please be sure to fill out a Brief Summation form. This is primarily a logistical step to expedite the process of intake. With your BS form filled, one of our research facilitators will initiate the session with an intake declaration, given for posterity.

Subsequently, our facilitation team will proceed to what are referred to as Pre-Primer¹ questions. This phase in the process allows for all input and output systems to become synchronized. Once a baseline sync has been established with the Pre-Primer questions, our facilitation team will complete the initialization process with one final question called the "Primer" question. Once the subject offers a brief answer, the system enters the Capture state.

Capture Phase

During the capture phase, the system is ready to explore the sync connection established with you as the subject. Our dedicated team of facilitators will attend the session to ensure that this sync level stays consistent. Once the session enters the capture phase, you are free to do whatever comes naturally. Focus on the environment established by the GRS. Focus inward, and take note of how the environment affects you.

As a participating subject, we ask nothing more from you beyond your presence, so explore the session however you see fit. Whether you choose to sit in a moment of respite and introspection, or to explore a more outward expression, the moment is yours to find.

Throughout the capture process, the GRS will continuously synthesize the full scope of inputs into a unique configuration. During this synthesis, some guidance will be provided to you by the system, intended to enrich the connection.

As the capture process comes to a close, the system will reach a final resting state of focus on the specimen that encapsulates the result of its extra-sensory processing and a reflection of your interaction with it. When this synthesis is complete, this unique new state will be added for post processing.

Re-Processing Phase

Capture sessions will happen in clusters. This type of cluster processing reduces wear and allows for more efficient processing of the captured states. Once a cluster of captures has been completed, the system enters the re-processing phase.

During the re-processing phase, the system will iteratively cycle through each of its captured states. This means that the captured state from your session will add to a growing collection of the interconnected states, allowing us to explore deeper and deeper dimensions inherent to human connection.