Appendices
This section explains how to use the appendices effectively.
Glossary
Use this as your quick reference when reading the spec.
Coordinate Conventions
All data is Y-up, meters, right-handed.
Cameras use OpenCV intrinsics.
Robots, humans, CV, XR all align under one spatial system.
Pipelines
Example:
Sensors → Metadata → Sync → Container → Training
Examples
This appendix includes high-quality JSON examples illustrating:
- skeleton + CV + EEG multimodal data
- XR + robot data fusion
- environment + dynamic objects
- retargeting
- full episode container
Schema Reference
Use this to know which JSON/FlatBuffers schema corresponds to which modality.
Validation Rules
Quick list of all MUST/SHOULD/MAY requirements.
Error Classes
For implementers writing validators.
Reserved
Reserved field names and future expansion areas.
Design Rationale
Why MIND is structured the way it is.
Summary
Appendices make the spec practical, navigable, and implementable.