Robot Safety Compliance Automated from Research to Certification

Hardware Compliance covers the standards most relevant to robotics products including UL 3300 for robots, UL 3100 for autonomous mobile platforms, RIA and ANSI robotics standards, IEC requirements, and FCC and CE marking for electronics. The platform also covers ISO standards and additional jurisdictional requirements depending on your target markets. The AI research agent analyzes your specific product specs to surface every applicable standard rather than providing a generic checklist.

Traditional compliance consultants bill hourly and take months to research standards, draft documentation, and identify labs — often requiring multiple rounds of back-and-forth. Hardware Compliance AI agents perform that same research and documentation work in a fraction of the time. The platform also includes expert review and sign-off by industry professionals before lab submission, so you get AI speed with human accountability rather than choosing one or the other.

The platform auto-generates the technical file packages that accredited testing labs require, including compliance documentation, test plans aligned with your identified standards, and hazard analysis and risk assessment documents. Every output is specific to your robot's specs and the standards identified during the AI research phase — not generic templates filled in manually.

The platform maps requirements across US, EU, UK, and other jurisdictions simultaneously. If your robot needs CE marking for Europe alongside UL certification and FCC clearance in the US, Hardware Compliance identifies all applicable requirements across those markets in a single workflow and generates the corresponding documentation packages, so you're not managing separate compliance tracks for each geography.

Starting compliance research as early as possible in your development cycle reduces the risk of costly design changes later. Hardware Compliance is designed to work from product specs, so you do not need a finished physical unit to begin identifying applicable standards and generating documentation. Beginning earlier means your technical files, hazard analyses, and test plans are ready when your hardware is, avoiding delays at the lab submission stage.