Who it's for

The people on the hook when a machine acts.

Autonomy creates a chain of parties who each carry part of the risk, and who each, today, lack a trustworthy account of what happened.

Robotics & machine makers

Builders of arms, humanoids, drones, and mobile robots who must show their systems behave within stated limits.

Warehouses, logistics, agriculture, and industrial sites running many machines who must prove each one stayed inside its envelope.

Carriers pricing and settling autonomy risk, who today work largely blind. Per-action evidence turns a guess into something underwritable.

Independent reviewers who must reconstruct what a machine did and why, and need records that can't have been edited after the fact.

Authorities required to mandate recording and accountability for high-risk autonomous systems over their lifetime.

The people and businesses in the room with the machine, who deserve recourse grounded in fact rather than the operator's word.