A defensible record of every interaction.
Cumulative behavioral ledger anchored to clinical and legal standards. Evidentiary integrity that protects every party in the deployment chain.
Ziviq holds the foundational patent that closes it.
As humanoid robots enter homes, hospitals, classrooms, and warehouses, they will be kicked, taunted, struck, and deliberately provoked. The robot has no defensible behavioral record. The manufacturer has no liability shield.
The architecture to detect, score, stop, and adjudicate this conduct does not exist in any commercial humanoid platform on the market today.
Monitors human conduct toward the robot in real time. Scores it on a cumulative ledger anchored to clinical and legal standards. Triggers automatic protective shutdown at threshold. Routes reinstatement through a designated human review process.
Architecture-level, not policy-level. Patentable, defensible, licensable.
Cumulative behavioral ledger anchored to clinical and legal standards. Evidentiary integrity that protects every party in the deployment chain.
Real-time score display lets users see how they’re scoring before any protective action is triggered. Trust through visibility, not promises.
Aligns with EU AI Act high-risk system requirements: continuous monitoring, human oversight, traceability of decisions, proportionate response.
The robot is data-gated from accessing the ledger that would let it form a hostile posture. Enforced at the data layer, not by policy. Not a guardrail. A constraint.