What is displayed on the Menu Area when the robot is in a standby state?

When the robot is in a standby state, the Menu Area displays Job, Edit, Display, and Utility options. This is a critical aspect of user interface design in robotic systems, as it allows operators to easily navigate and access different functionalities of the robot without needing to initiate a new job or process.

By providing these options, the robot ensures that the user can quickly prepare for their next action, whether that involves starting a new job, modifying an existing one, displaying information, or accessing utility functions. The presence of these menu options is particularly useful for operators to configure tasks, monitor system settings, and effectively manage the robot's operations in a straightforward manner.

In contrast, while the last job completed, operational statistics, or a waiting message might all be relevant during different states of operation, they do not represent the core navigation and command functionalities that are vital when the robot is idle and ready for commands. Thus, the Menu Area's design enhances usability and efficiency in managing the robot's tasks.