Use AI on the shop floor without giving away the blueprint.
Engineering drawings, process data and supplier contracts are the company. AssurAI keeps them inside your perimeter, governs the AI that works with them, and prepares you for AI in the products you ship.
The pressure on manufacturing.
Trade secrets in prompts
Protection under the German Trade Secrets Act depends on appropriate confidentiality measures. Uncontrolled AI use weakens that position.
AI inside products
When AI is part of a machine or a product, it falls under product liability and product-safety rules.
Quality decisions
Inspection and process models make calls that end up in your quality records and in customer audits.
Where AssurAI fits.
Private engineering assistant
Search and drafting over drawings, specifications and source code, on your own hardware.
Quality inspection models
Evidence for every model version, evaluation and incident, ready for customer and certification audits.
Supplier document review
Contracts and certificates reviewed by a private model, with access limited to the right team.
Shadow AI in the office
See which public AI tools engineers use, and offer an approved alternative instead of a ban.
The rules that apply.
Dates and scope as of November 2026. This is an overview, not legal advice.
- Product Liability Act 2026
- From 9 December 2026 software and AI are products under strict liability.
- Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230
- Applies from 20 January 2027, including machinery with self-evolving behaviour.
- EU AI Act, Annex I
- High-risk obligations for AI in regulated products apply from 2 August 2028.
- Trade Secrets Act (GeschGehG)
- Protection requires appropriate confidentiality measures, including over digital tools.
- Cyber Resilience Act
- Reporting obligations from September 2026, main obligations from December 2027.
One platform for the whole estate.
Keep the blueprint inside.
Scope a private engineering assistant with governance built in.
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