TAFU
Governance for robots that think.
Governance from cloud to robotics.
A control plane that decides what a robot is allowed to do — and enforces it before the action executes, not a dashboard of what already happened. Safety, compliance, and intent gated at runtime across industrial fleets and domestic robots, through open protocols.
Robots are shipping faster than the rules that govern them.
ThinkNEO built the missing layer.
Open protocols, not a black box.
ThinkNEO authored AIRGP and A2ASTC as open specifications. Implement them, audit them, extend them — your fleet is never locked in.
AIRGP · AI Runtime Governance Protocol
Sub-millisecond verification of every robot intent against signed policy manifests. Every gripper command, every navigation goal, every LLM call is evaluated before the actuator fires.
A2ASTC · Agent-to-Agent Software Team Compliance
Detect, audit, and gate emergent behavior across multi-agent robot teams. When two robots coordinate a task, the compliance manifest of the interaction is signed and checked in real time.
Mission Control for your robot fleet.
- Real-time fleet observability across heterogeneous robots.
- Policy authoring with versioned, signed governance manifests.
- Sub-millisecond intent verification via AIRGP runtime.
- Cross-agent compliance gating via A2ASTC.
- Tamper-evident audit chains for regulators and insurers.
- Vendor-agnostic — works with any robot exposing a compatible adapter.
From the factory floor to the living room.
FOFOCA — the first AIRGP-native domestic robot
Any body. Any budget. AI governed.
One control plane. Every robot.
Operator authors policy. AIRGP verifies intent. A2ASTC gates multi-agent interactions. Every robot form-factor plugs in through the same runtime — humanoid, industrial arm, quadruped, AMR, drone, domestic.
Built for regulators, insurers, and engineers.
Every robot decision is logged, hashed, and chained. Export for any audit framework.
Designed against ISO 10218, IEC 61508, EU AI Act high-risk Annex III, and emerging ISO/IEC 42001 AIMS.
Specs published. Reference implementations open-sourced. No vendor lock-in.
- Drop-in ROS2 pluginShips as a standard package for ROS2 stacks — install, register the robot with your ThinkNEO tenant, and the plugin picks up your existing policies automatically.
- On-robot policy enforcementGuardrails run on-device: PII, geofences, action-scope allowlists, and rate limits are evaluated before a topic publishes or a service call fires — no cloud round-trip.
- Runtime controlPause, throttle, or revoke a robot from Mission Control the same way you'd rotate an API key. Enforcement state applies within a heartbeat, even offline via cached policy.
- One control plane, cloud to edgeEvery decision streams back into the same ThinkNEO audit ledger your data-center calls use, so a fleet of robots reports next to your API traffic — unified traces, unified budgets.
We don't just deliver robots — we train them, and your team.
Hands-on programs to tune each robot to your tasks, author its governance policies, and certify your people to operate, maintain, and govern the fleet with confidence.
- Robot skill training — demonstration capture, fine-tuned skills for your environment.
- Operator certification — safe daily operation, supervision, recovery.
- AIRGP policy authoring — write, version, sign the manifests that gate every intent.
- Fleet governance — observability, policy rollout, and audit from one plane.
- Safety & compliance — training aligned to ISO 10218, IEC 61508, EU AI Act.
From factory to your fleet — one governed export operation.
Robots from our partners, governed and customized by ThinkNEO, exported end-to-end by SHK from Hong Kong and Thailand. One point of contact, paperwork handled, governed on arrival.
ThinkNEO is the authorized distributor for these robot brands — every unit ships with TAFU embedded and covered by the same governance and audit ledger.
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