Governance
Rights, privacy, and control need to be easy to read.
Trust falls apart fast when nobody can tell who approved capture, what can be shared, or how long sensitive material stays around. Blueprint needs to be direct about all three.
Capture rights stay explicit
Blueprint does not treat facility footage like free-floating training material. Each site needs a clear commercial path, and the rules for reuse and sharing should be visible before anyone buys access.
Facility controls come first
Site operators need control over restricted zones, timing windows, camera limits, and downstream permissions. If those controls are unclear, the site should not move forward as a public listing.
Privacy and security are part of the product
Privacy review, redaction, retention, and sharing controls are part of the product. Buyers and site operators both need to know what is stored, what is hidden, and how access is tracked.
Hosted access needs clear boundaries
Hosted evaluation lowers the friction to inspect a site, but it still needs clear entitlement boundaries, auditability, and a plain statement of what the session does and does not expose.