valmiustasojen
Valmiustasojen, often translated as "readiness levels" or "preparedness levels," are standardized metrics used to describe the state of development and maturity of a technology, system, or capability. These levels provide a common framework for assessing how far along a particular innovation is on its path from initial concept to widespread application. The most widely recognized system is the Technology Readiness Level (TRL) scale, originally developed by NASA and later adopted by many government agencies and industries worldwide.
The TRL scale typically consists of nine levels. Level 1 represents basic principles observed and reported.
The primary purpose of valmiustasojen is to facilitate communication and decision-making. By assigning a TRL to