Tetassisted
Tetassisted is a term used to describe a collaborative framework in which four independent agents, subsystems, or evaluators contribute input to a task, and their signals are combined to form a final outcome. The approach is domain-agnostic and is valued for redundancy, cross-checking, and improved reliability. The name combines tetra-, meaning four, with assisted to emphasize the role of external advisers or processors in the workflow. In practice, tetassisted designs emphasize four parallel streams rather than a single source of control.
Most tetassisted systems rely on a fusion or arbitration layer to integrate the four inputs. Common architectures
Applications have appeared in automated image analysis, sensor fusion for robotics, and decision-support systems where four