Your robots keep changing
You ship software, model, and config updates for years after delivery. Every one of them can quietly break the safety case the machine was approved under.
Your robots keep learning after they ship. Every update should make them better, not less safe. Alaunus makes sure of it.
Why AlaunusNew software. New models. New sites. Your safety file was written for the machine that left your building, and every update since has put distance between your robots and their proof.
You ship software, model, and config updates for years after delivery. Every one of them can quietly break the safety case the machine was approved under.
Your machines fall under the EU Machinery Regulation and the AI Act, and ISO 10218 was rewritten in 2025 for the first time in 14 years. Regulators now expect you to prove a machine is still what its paperwork says it is.
Risk files, test results, and sign-offs sit in folders, spreadsheets, and inboxes. When a customer, auditor, or incident asks, your team spends weeks assembling the answer.
You cannot say which robots a given update affects, so you either re-check everything and ship slowly, or ship on faith and hope nothing was touched.
So your updates wait, or they ship on faith. Neither should be the price of shipping better robots.
Today, the answer to “is this update safe to ship?” lives in folders, spreadsheets, and people’s heads. Alaunus puts it in one place.
See which robots, sites, and approvals an update affects before it ships.
Get a clear list of what still holds, and what needs a second look.
Every release carries a signed, exportable record. Nothing falls through the cracks.
Alaunus organizes the evidence. Your people still make the call.
Link the systems you already use: code, models, and your fleet.
When an update is proposed, see what it affects and what to re-check.
Named people sign off. The evidence travels with the release.
If you build or operate robots that keep evolving after they ship, we’d like to talk.
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