Derived from the outcome
The next action should answer an unresolved question, test a correction, or confirm that a result can be repeated.

BUILDING H1 · 04
In robot development, the next step is the specific test, change, or decision that follows from evidence—not a generic promise of progress.
WHAT THIS FIELD MEANS
The next action should answer an unresolved question, test a correction, or confirm that a result can be repeated.
A focused next step creates a clearer learning cycle than a broad statement about building the whole robot.
Timing is announced only when the work is sufficiently defined. The next technical question can be clear even when a date is not.
If stopping causes instability, the next step could be to adjust the motion controller and repeat the same level-surface test before adding slopes, uneven floors, or manipulation. This is an illustrative sequence, not an announced H1 schedule.