Autonomous robotic fleet in industrial environment

Sovereign Compliance + Automated Underwriting

Compliance and insurance for autonomous robots

Optech provides the legal roadmap, the on-robot safety software, and the liability insurance required to actually deploy it. Stop wasting engineering hours on the EU AI Act, CE marking, and broker calls. Get your fleet out of the lab and into the real world.

How OpTech Works

Reducing friction to robot deployment.

01

Map Your Compliance

Stop guessing which regulations apply to your machine. We run your robot's exact hardware, environment, and tasking profile through our pre-market gateway (Nomos). In minutes, you get a definitive, auditor-ready roadmap detailing exactly what you need for CE marking, ISO standards, and the EU AI Act.

02

Secure Your Insurance

Traditional brokers run away from probabilistic AI. We don't. Because we understand your exact operational risk, our automated underwriting engine (Ledger) hooks you up with the specific, Lloyd's-backed Algorithmic Errors & Omissions (E&O) and dynamic liability cover you need to legally operate.

03

Install the Safety Net

Before the robot leaves the facility, you integrate our lightweight runtime software (Sentinel) directly onto your hardware. This acts as a continuous 10-second "black box" video and telemetry loop. If an incident happens, you have instant, deterministic proof of exactly what went wrong-saving you months of legal battles.

04

Deploy Your Robot

Send your fleet into the real world. You focus on scaling your hardware, improving your manipulation policies, and keeping your investors happy. We sit in the background, continuously handling the liability, the telemetry logs, and the regulatory architecture.

Telemetry and risk operations visualization

About OpTech

Making Robots safe for real-world use

Building a robot is brutal.

You have scraped the hardware together. The software is not perfect, but you have managed to pull off a decent manipulation policy and get the machine to do the exact thing you promised your investors it could do. And when the policy fails, you have got a solid teleoperation setup that at least one engineer on your team is highly proficient at. You are ready to deploy.

Only, there is a massive bottleneck you probably have not designed for.

You have built the machine, but you have no legal pathway to deploy it into a live customer environment. Have you achieved formal CE certification? Completed your EMC testing? Do you have your third-party regulatory sign-offs and verified technical documentation ready for an auditor?

What about insurance? No, not standard corporate cover. The right insurance. Traditional cyber or general liability policies will not touch a probabilistic autonomous system capable of physically destroying millions of pounds of industrial equipment, or worse, running over someone's Granny.

And what happens post-deployment? If your robot has an incident, can your stack automatically log the near-misses, telemetry anomalies, and physical accidents to instantly vindicate your software and drive down your premiums?

If the answer is no, do not panic. But stop wasting engineering hours on legal administration.

You build the robots. We will build the trust infrastructure.

Industrial robotics ecosystem

NOMOS Regulatory Compliance

Legal Compliance for Manufacturers and Operators

Map Your Compliance

Run your robot's profile through Nomos. Get a definitive roadmap for CE marking, ISO, and the EU AI Act.

Investor Relations

Building trust infrastructure for Robots

Industrial automation investment landscape

OpTech sits at the convergance of Regulatory Compliance, Insurance and Assurance for Robots. As autonomy adoption accelerates, trust infrastructure becomes a required category and a defensible platform position.

For venture funds and strategic investors evaluating physical AI infrastructure, we welcome conversations on product roadmap, market expansion, and category-defining partnerships.

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Industry News

Signals shaping the future of industrial robotics

Curated topics for teams tracking how major robotics players are influencing operations, labor, and automation.

UBTECH and enterprise robotics trajectory

UBTECH ROBOTICS

Humanoid pilots are moving from demos to enterprise workflows

UBTECH developments continue to highlight how general-purpose robotics can be integrated into structured industrial tasks under tighter safety and governance frameworks.

Tesla Optimus industrial deployment context

TESLA OPTIMUS

Factory-oriented humanoid automation remains a core strategic push

Tesla continues signaling long-term ambitions for Optimus in repetitive, safety-sensitive environments, reinforcing the need for robust telemetry and underwriting infrastructure.

Boston Dynamics in industrial mobility and autonomy

BOSTON DYNAMICS

Mobility-first robots are setting standards for real-world reliability

Boston Dynamics progress in industrial inspection and handling demonstrates the operational maturity now required for fleet-level insurance and compliance ecosystems.

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