Bureau of Automatics

The Bureau of Automatics is part of the Ministry of Industry.

❊ EFF 17 Aug 26

Registry CMI-01 Reg 01 of 05 ༶ Est 1989

Headquarters Oslola Automatics Standards Precinct

Scale 16 offices
12,400 staff

Bureau of Automatics
Bureau of the Ministry of Industry


Employees	12,400
Established	1989
Headquarters	Automatics Standards Precinct, Oslola

The Bureau of Automatics is a bureau of the Ministry of Industry responsible for robots in Vekllei, including coordinating automated production systems, establishing robotics standards and managing the expansion of automatic machinery across the Commonwealth. The bureau serves as the central authority for industrial automation policy, working closely with the CSRE on industrial robotics and SIRO on automation research.

Automation in Vekllei operates through centralised optical computer systems called Automatic Asset Commands, which control fleets of mobile robots via radio transmission. These droids perform repetitive industrial tasks, logistics operations and auxiliary public service functions across the Commonwealth. The bureau maintains the technical standards that allow different automatic systems to communicate and coordinate, preventing the fragmentation of automation infrastructure across 83 republics.

The bureau does not manufacture robots or automatic systems directly. Instead it certifies designs, allocates radio frequencies for robot control, maintains the registry of Automatic Asset Commands and coordinates automation deployment to prevent redundancy or gaps in coverage. It also manages the social transition to automated production by identifying roles suitable for automation and coordinating with the Ministry of Labour on workforce redeployment.

Locations 4 republics · 16 offices · 11,180

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Legend

Antigua Office of Interface Protocols 480

Cama Office of Factory Automation · Office of Production Analysis 2,800

Karu Office of Performance Analysis 460

Oslola Office of Command Coordination · Office of Command Registry · Office of Emergency Channels · Office of Frequency Allocation · Office of Interference Prevention · Office of Logistics Automation · Office of Safety Standards · Office of Signal Infrastructure · Office of System Integration · Office of Systems Standards · Office of Technical Specifications · Office of Workforce Transition 7,440

1Figures reflect headquarters staff only; stations are shown in the department listing. Published total staff is 12,400, including staff not itemised by office.

Departments 4 departments · 16 offices · 17,140 staff

Department of Automation Standards

2,040

Technical specifications for automatic systems, robot designs and computer-robot communication protocols.

Office of Technical Specifications
Office of Safety Standards
Office of Interface Protocols
Office of Systems Standards

Department of Asset Commands

2,580

Registration, coordination and performance monitoring of Automatic Asset Command systems.

Office of Command Registry
Office of System Integration
Office of Performance Analysis
Office of Command Coordination

Department of Industrial Automatics

10,040

Deployment of automatic systems in manufacturing, logistics and industrial production.

Office of Factory Automation 7 stations
Office of Logistics Automation 5 stations
Office of Production Analysis
Office of Workforce Transition

Department of Radio & Transmission

2,480

Allocation of radio frequencies for robot control and prevention of signal interference.

Office of Frequency Allocation
Office of Signal Infrastructure 5 stations
Office of Interference Prevention
Office of Emergency Channels

Interwork Detachments What is a detachment?

Permanent Automatics Industrial Detachment (PAID)

with Ministry of Labour, Bureau of Industrial Coordination

Broad-mandate policy group that coordinates the automation of key industrial sectors

Constituents

Body	Remit
Commonwealth Automation Standards Council	Development and enforcement of technical standards for automatic systems and robot-computer interfaces.
Automatic Asset Command Registry	Central registry and coordination of all industrial optical computer systems controlling robot fleets.
Commonwealth Robotics Certification Authority	Safety testing and design certification for mobile robots and automatic machinery.
Automotics Radio Frequency Allocation Commission	Management of radio spectrum for robot control systems and prevention of signal interference.
Industrial Automatics Research Centre	Development of new automation techniques and evaluation of emerging automatic technologies.
Automatic Systems Training Institute	Professional education for automation engineers, robot maintenance technicians and system operators.
Commonwealth Automatics Manufacturers Congress	Industry association coordinating robot production standards and supply chains, dominated by the National Machines bureau.

Constituent Bodies — Ministry of Industry Register

Reg	Body	Remit	Series	Chart
01▸	Bureau of Automatics	The Bureau of Automatics coordinates automated production systems and robotics standards across Commonwealth industry.	bureau	this chart
02	Bureau of Hydrocarbons	The Bureau of Hydrocarbons manages the extraction, processing and distribution of petroleum and gas resources across Commonwealth territories.	bureau	CMI-02
03	Bureau of Production Surveillance	The Bureau of Production Surveillance monitors industrial output, efficiency and quality across all Commonwealth manufacturing sectors.	bureau	CMI-03
04	Commonwealth Industrial Congress	The Commonwealth Industrial Congress coordinates major industrial development projects across republics and manages strategic manufacturing capacity.	organisation	CMI-04
05	CSRE	The Computer Science Research Establishment is SIRO's constituent body for computing and robotics research.	SIRO establishment	CMI-05

1Register positions assigned alphabetically at build; codes recompute when bodies are added or dissolved.