Whether you provide or deploy AI systems: the AI Act demands risk classification, technical documentation, data governance and human oversight. We've built AI from microcontroller to training cluster, so we translate the regulation into engineering reality, not legal abstractions.
Request an AI Act exposure checkInventory of your AI systems and use cases, risk classification (prohibited / high-risk / limited / minimal), and your role per system: provider, deployer, importer or distributor.
Technical documentation, data-governance and quality-management processes, conformity assessment preparation, transparency obligations, written by people who understand model training and deployment.
Ongoing AI governance: monitoring, logging, human oversight, incident handling, integrated with your ISMS and NIS2 processes rather than bolted on beside them.
AI on devices (in machines, vehicles, infrastructure) often lands in high-risk categories and additionally triggers Cyber Resilience Act obligations. We assess both in one pass, because we build exactly these systems in our engineering practice.