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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of information can I search for?

Section titled “What types of information can I search for?”

A: The system integrates multiple sources:

  • Real-time web search: News, current events, post-2023 information
  • Gebesa knowledge base: Ergonomics, wellness, productivity, technical support
  • Uploaded documents: Files you upload during the session
  • Contextual knowledge: Information adapted to your specific situation

Does web search have access to all of the internet?

Section titled “Does web search have access to all of the internet?”

A: No, the system accesses main public sources with quality and relevance filters. It prioritizes:

  • Reliable and verified sources
  • Updated and accurate information
  • Content relevant for professional queries
  • Multiple perspectives when appropriate

A: The knowledge base is regularly updated with:

  • Latest scientific research
  • Emerging best practices
  • Developments in ergonomics and wellness
  • User feedback and experiences
  • New products and technologies

A: Yes, the system can:

  • Search information in multiple languages
  • Translate results when necessary
  • Access international sources
  • Provide diverse cultural perspectives

A: During the active session:

  • History is maintained to improve results
  • Context is preserved for continuity
  • Information helps personalize responses
  • When the session ends, personal information is not retained

A: The system is designed to:

  • Process information securely
  • Not share data between sessions
  • Maintain query confidentiality
  • Avoid sharing highly sensitive information like detailed medical data or confidential corporate information

A: History only exists during the active session. When starting a new conversation, you begin with a clean state.

A: To optimize results:

  1. Be specific but not restrictive: Include relevant context
  2. Specify your purpose: What do you need the information for?
  3. Provide personal context: Your role, situation, limitations
  4. Use precise terms: Technical terminology when you know it
  5. One query, one objective: Focus on one question at a time

A: Yes, the system handles queries from basic to highly specialized:

  • Basic: “What is ergonomics?”
  • Intermediate: “How to configure my workstation?”
  • Advanced: “Biomechanical analysis of prolonged sitting position”
  • Expert: “Ergonomic evaluation protocol for specific musculoskeletal disorders”

How do I handle contradictory information?

Section titled “How do I handle contradictory information?”

A: When you find contradictions:

  1. Request clarification: “Why is there contradictory information?”
  2. Look for consensus: “What’s the most accepted opinion?”
  3. Consider context: “Are both approaches valid in different situations?”
  4. Verify sources: “Which sources are more reliable?”

A: The system supports:

  • PDFs: Documents, manuals, reports
  • Word: .doc and .docx files
  • Excel: Spreadsheets and data
  • PowerPoint: Presentations
  • Text: .txt, .md, .csv files
  • Images: With text (using OCR)

How long do my documents remain available?

Section titled “How long do my documents remain available?”

A: Documents are available throughout the entire active session. When starting a new session, you need to reload files.

A: Yes, you can request:

  • Summaries in text format
  • Organized lists and checklists
  • Personalized guides and documentation
  • Presentations based on found information

How to search for help with Gebesa products?

Section titled “How to search for help with Gebesa products?”

A: For technical support:

  1. Describe the specific problem: Exact symptoms
  2. Include product model: If you know it
  3. Mention error codes: If any
  4. Describe your situation: Usage, age, conditions

Examples:

  • “Error E-01 on Ascend desk”
  • “My desk won’t go up, makes noise when going down”
  • “How to calibrate after changing location?”

A: Yes, you can request:

  • Installation manuals
  • Maintenance guides
  • Technical specifications
  • Calibration procedures
  • Warranty information

How to report problems with the search system?

Section titled “How to report problems with the search system?”

A: If you experience problems:

  1. Describe what you were looking for: Your specific query
  2. Explain what you got: Result received
  3. Indicate what you expected: Desired result
  4. Ask for help: “How can I improve this search?”

A: To improve your skills:

  1. Experiment with different formulations
  2. Observe what types of questions work best
  3. Use meta-search commands: “How can I search better for information about [topic]?”
  4. Ask for feedback: “How can I improve my search technique?”
  5. Practice with real cases: Use current problems to learn

A: While there are no saved settings, you can:

  • Provide consistent context: Your role, industry, limitations
  • Develop personal templates: Query structures that work for you
  • Use learning commands: “Remember that I prefer [type of information]”
  • Build on conversations: Refer to previous queries in the session

A: Depends on your needs:

  • Daily: For regular queries, tips, follow-up
  • Weekly: For planning, progress review
  • Per project: For specific research
  • As needed: To solve specific problems

The key is integrating searches into your natural workflow.

A: The system cannot:

  • Give medical diagnoses: Consult health professionals
  • Make specific financial recommendations: Seek specialized advice
  • Access proprietary information: Only public sources
  • Remember between sessions: Each conversation starts clean
  • Replace professional judgment: Information requires interpretation

When to seek additional professional help?

Section titled “When to seek additional professional help?”

A: Seek professionals when:

  • Persistent health problems: Pain, injuries, medical conditions
  • Important financial decisions: Investments, insurance, pensions
  • Complex implementations: Large organizational changes
  • Serious technical problems: Specialized repairs

What to do if I can’t find the information I need?

Section titled “What to do if I can’t find the information I need?”

A: If you don’t get useful results:

  1. Reformulate the query: Use different terms
  2. Broaden the scope: Make the search less specific
  3. Change the approach: Ask from a different perspective
  4. Divide the query: Separate into smaller questions
  5. Search for related terms: Similar or alternative concepts
  6. Ask for help: “How to search better for information about this?”

A: For new users:

  1. Define your main objective: What do you want to achieve?
  2. Make a simple query: Start with the basics
  3. Experiment with specificity: Add context gradually
  4. Explore different types: Try web searches, knowledge base
  5. Practice with real problems: Use current situations

A: In the first interactions:

  • Mutual adjustment: The system learns your style, you learn to formulate better
  • Experimentation: Try different approaches
  • Progressive refinement: Each search improves the next
  • Discovery: You’ll find capabilities you didn’t know existed

A: To deepen:

  • Explore all guides: Each covers specific aspects
  • Practice specific techniques: Implement one technique at a time
  • Experiment with real cases: Use current problems to learn
  • Request meta-information: “Teach me advanced techniques in [area]“

A: Evaluate information considering:

  • Indicated source: Origin of information is provided
  • Multiple sources: Different perspectives are contrasted
  • Scientific consensus: Level of agreement is indicated
  • Timeliness: Date and temporal relevance are mentioned
  • Applicability: Your specific context is considered

A: For academic or professional citations:

  • Use original sources indicated in responses
  • Verify information independently before citing
  • Consider the system as a starting point for deeper research
  • Don’t cite responses directly without additional verification

A: During the session you can:

  • Request clarification: “I don’t understand this part”
  • Ask for reformulation: “Explain this more simply”
  • Request troubleshooting: “This search isn’t working”
  • Ask for meta-help: “How to search better for information about this?”

Are there limits on the number of queries?

Section titled “Are there limits on the number of queries?”

A: There are no strict limits, but consider:

  • Quality over quantity: Well-formulated queries are more effective
  • Patience for responses: Complex searches take more time
  • Progressive construction: Use previous results to refine

Do you have a specific question that isn’t covered here? Don’t hesitate to ask directly - every query helps improve both your results and the system overall.