Research
We work alongside policymakers, regulators, and domain experts across the EU and the United States to define how humanoid robots should be assessed, certified, and insured.
Our research turns evolving EU and U.S. frameworks, including the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and ISO/IEC 42001, into practical, machine readable standards that enterprises can actually deploy.
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Focus areas
We translate emerging EU and U.S. AI governance into controls, assurance methods, and risk models that can be used in production.
Risk frameworks
Mapping EU and U.S. requirements, including the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and ISO/IEC 42001, into measurable controls for humanoid robots.
AI assurance
Red team protocols, evals, and continuous monitoring methods built to meet EU and U.S. regulatory expectations.
Insurability models
Actuarial models for EU and U.S. insurance markets: how exposure, autonomy, and safeguards translate into premiums and limits.
Humanoid robots are shipping fast, but enterprises won't deploy what they can't insure. Procurement stalls, legal blocks, and million-dollar liability gaps keep them stuck in staging.
Luphra is closing that gap. We're building specialty insurance for humanoid robots so teams can deploy with confidence.
Every humanoid robot, insurable by default.
Born from the enterprise adoption gap.
Ship humanoid robots, not risk.
Humanoid robots will outnumber humans in enterprise environments within years. But without a trust and accountability layer, adoption stalls. We believe every humanoid robot should be scannable, certifiable, and insurable before it touches production.
We watched enterprise deals die in procurement because nobody could answer: who pays when the robot fails? So we started Luphra to make humanoid robots insurable, from Amsterdam.
Give every team deploying humanoid robots the security posture, certification, and financial protection they need to get through procurement and into production.