CASE / 016 MARKETS continuous shift
ISCO 8 · task factor 0.58
warehouse pick
Sort, scan and move inventory through a shift that never stops.
effective robot$64.45/h
human wage range$1.67–$27.36/h
spread range−$62.78 → $-37.09
← return to field shiftthe hourly
public labor ledger / evidence room 05
the hourly
evidence.
Robot ownership, rental and human wages stay in separate lanes. Query the record, open a job and inspect the provenance behind every number.
OWN ≠ RENTRENT ≠ WAGESPREAD = WAGE − EFFECTIVE
four jobs / four robot matches
Choose the work.
We find the route.
Each case file pairs a real task with a published robot rental path, then measures that rate against six labor markets. No filters—just four clear decisions.
CASE / 026 MARKETS continuous shift
ISCO 5 · task factor 0.70
hospitality service
Reset the room, carry the tray and keep service moving between arrivals.
effective robot$53.40/h
human wage range$1.44–$25.62/h
spread range−$51.96 → $-27.78
CASE / 036 MARKETS continuous shift
ISCO 5 · task factor 0.75
security patrol
Repeat the route, watch the perimeter and price every vigilant hour.
effective robot$49.84/h
human wage range$1.44–$25.62/h
spread range−$48.40 → $-24.22
CASE / 046 MARKETS continuous shift
ISCO 9 · task factor 0.80
cleaning
Close one surface, begin the next and leave every completed pass measurable.
effective robot$46.73/h
human wage range$1.32–$23.41/h
spread range−$45.41 → $-23.32