OhhO Comply

Roadmap checklist. Not a certification tool.

A robot that can't be certified can't be sold. Compliance is where most hardware projects stall — a maze of directives, harmonized standards and documentation that nobody on the team trained for. OhhO Comply makes it a workflow.

Comply maps your robot — pulled straight from its OhhO Build design and deployment profile — to the standards that actually apply. For industrial robots: the EU Machinery Regulation and CE marking, ISO 10218 / ISO 15066, ISO 13849 functional safety, and regional electrical standards like UL and IEC 60204. For AGVs and AMRs: ISO 3691-4, the warehouse robotics safety standard, plus ANSI/ITSDF B56.5 in the US. For service and personal care robots: ISO 13482. For the North American market: ANSI/RIA R15.06, the US equivalent of ISO 10218. And the foundational IEC 61508 functional safety standard underpins them all.

For each requirement it tracks evidence, owners and status, generates the technical construction file and Declaration of Conformity, and keeps an immutable audit trail — so when an auditor or a customer asks, the proof is one click away.

• Applicability engine. Comply reads your robot's design and use case and tells you which directives and standards actually apply — industrial, AGV/AMR, service, medical, agricultural — no guessing.
• AGV/AMR safety (ISO 3691-4). The warehouse robotics safety standard — covering driverless industrial trucks, speed control, safety zones, obstacle detection and emergency stops. Plus ANSI/ITSDF B56.5 for the US market.
• Service robot safety (ISO 13482). Safety requirements for personal care robots and mobile servant robots — directly relevant to household and service robots heading to market.
• US industrial safety (ANSI/RIA R15.06). The North American equivalent of ISO 10218 — industrial robot and robot system safety requirements for the US market, harmonized with the international standard.
• Foundational functional safety (IEC 61508). The root functional safety standard that ISO 13849 and other domain standards derive from — referenced throughout the compliance chain.
• Guided checklists. Each standard becomes a tracked list of requirements, each with evidence, an owner and a status.
• Risk assessment. Built-in templates for ISO 12100 hazard analysis and ISO 13849 performance-level determination.
• Document generation. Auto-assemble the technical construction file, risk assessment and Declaration of Conformity.
• Audit-ready trail. Every change is logged and timestamped, producing a defensible compliance history.
• Stays in sync. Change a part in OhhO Build and Comply flags the requirements that need re-review.

Related: OhhO Shield, OhhO Proof, OhhO Build, OhhO Care