Sovereign robotics: neutral, on-premise, offline, from GDPR to KRITIS
Run robotics without giving up control of your data
Neutral, on-premise and offline: you run even non-EU robots in a GDPR-compliant way, up to KRITIS requirements.
Sovereignty
Neutral, encapsulable, demonstrably secure
Neutrality
Operation
Regulation
More choice, without switching systems
More robots on the market mean more choice for you. A neutral control layer ensures you can use that choice without switching your system.
Frequently asked
Sovereignty and compliance
Can non-EU robots be operated in a GDPR-compliant way?+
Yes. Athegus encapsulates operation so that even non-EU robots run in a GDPR-compliant way, up to KRITIS requirements.
Does Axiona run fully offline?+
Yes. Axiona supports three operating modes: cloud, on-premise and fully offline. In fully offline mode Axiona runs without an internet connection. No data is transmitted to external services, all data stays in your environment.
What do KRITIS and NIS-2 mean for service robotics?+
KRITIS and NIS-2 require demonstrable security along the supply chain. Vendor-neutral, encapsulable and auditable middleware supports these requirements through auditable operation, depending on the setup.
How does Axiona avoid vendor lock-in?+
Axiona controls robots and building technology in a vendor-independent way via a standardized core. This keeps you independent of any single manufacturer.
Clarify your security questions?
We discuss your compliance requirements from GDPR to KRITIS.