Latest update: Internal acceptance testing is now complete — all 86 scenarios passed (100%). Overall system development stands at 97% and core product features remain 100% complete. The last major build item, the flexible campaign content form, was finished and verified this period, so the advertising team can now set up campaigns for any screen layout without engineering changes. Both tablet applications produced signed release builds ready for device testing, and the backend system was formally deployed to its production environment this period — verified end to end, so the platform now runs on release infrastructure rather than on the internal test environment alone. Internal tablet stability holds at 86%; the outstanding work before engineering sign-off is formal documentation and approval, not building or testing. The sample tablets for road testing have still not arrived and the supplier has given no delivery date, so internal road testing remains on hold; live taxi rollout continues to wait on the taxi partner agreement.
Executive Summary
Overall Progress
Development scope · EPIC-00–07
97%
Core functional platform is ready (97%). Hardware validation and operational fleet deployment are excluded, pending tablet delivery and partner readiness.
- Core product (100%): Ad playlist, video playback, remote device control, interactive ads, and entertainment features are fully built. The flexible campaign content form was completed this period: the advertising team can now configure campaigns for any screen layout, with the system enforcing which slots are mandatory and which media types each slot accepts.
- Testing & QA readiness (100%): Every application runs automated checks before each release build, and internal acceptance testing is complete — all 86 scenarios passed. The final scenario, covering how the system de-prioritises a campaign that has already reached its view target, was executed and passed this period.
- Production deployment (done): The backend system was released to its production environment this period, with the deployment automatically checked and verified before going live and a documented fall-back to the previous version if it is ever needed. This removes the last technical step between finished software and running service.
- Internal device stability (86%): Internal test tablets hold at 86%; the remaining items are defect evidence and formal sign-off rather than new development. No change this period.
- Attention point: With building and testing complete, the only remaining work before the end-September engineering target is formal sign-off — collecting defect evidence and approval on the internal tablet checks. That is administrative, well within the remaining time. The genuine risk is external: the hardware checks cannot start at all until the sample tablets arrive, and there is still no delivery commitment from the supplier.
- External dependencies: The five sample tablets have not arrived and the supplier has given no delivery date, four days past the 10 Sep target. Road testing in office vehicles cannot start until they do, so that work is now on hold rather than merely scheduled. Rollout in actual taxis begins once the taxi partner agreement is confirmed.
Timeline — Gantt by Epic (Apr–Oct 2026)
Complete
In progress
Planned
Blocked / external dependency
Today (15 Sep)
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Next management checkpoint: Formal engineering sign-off on the completed internal testing, a firm delivery date from the tablet supplier, and the taxi partner decision. Of these, only the first is within the team’s control.
Go-live to real taxis: pending the taxi-provider partnership decision. Internal development and office-vehicle validation continue independently.