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A manufacturable blueprint package for the single-station range-certified electro-optical observation station of DOI 10.5281/zenodo.24102256: one 3840x2160 camera (3.45 um pitch, 100 mm baseline lens), one 905 nm Class 1 laser rangefinder channel (sigma_R = 0.50 m, 5-3000 m), and a two-axis encoder mount (5 urad per axis), giving a combined bearing standard uncertainty of 6.07 urad. The package gives a full bill of materials in component classes with market-typical price ranges (total USD 9,510-21,350, midpoint 15,430, labour excluded), siting and construction rules, a surveyed calibration procedure (target distances known to 0.05 m), block-diagram-level assembly and wiring, power (80 W, 960 Wh minimum battery) and data budgets, a buildable software pipeline specification with a derived 12.1 us synchrony requirement, and six acceptance tests whose pass/fail numbers are the certified design figures (worked example at 1000 m: size 0.00994 m / 0.099%, transverse velocity 0.089 m/s / 0.179%, transverse acceleration 0.0151 m/s2 / 0.302% over a 1.0 s fit baseline). Operating limits and failure modes are printed in full. All performance figures are SIMULATED, NOT MEASURED; nothing described has been built or tested in hardware.
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