EmetGrid helps robotics, machinery and automotive teams map standards, organize evidence, track risks and prepare for certification review — before gaps become launch blockers.
Built by engineers from robotics, machinery and automotive safety programs
Hardware teams ship safety-critical products on tight deadlines while their compliance work is scattered across spreadsheets, shared drives, ticket systems and email threads.
By the time review starts, no one can answer which requirement is satisfied by which artifact, and when.
Risk assessments age out of sync with design changes and stop reflecting the system being built.
Missing evidence and unclear standards scoping turn certification reviews into delivery blockers.
Three connected workflows — from scoping to review — replacing the patchwork of documents your team is maintaining today.
Define product, market and architecture, then resolve the standards, directives and conformity routes that apply.
Break down normative clauses into reviewable items. Link tests, reports and design artifacts as they are produced.
Generate evidence packs, run internal pre-reviews and walk into third-party assessments with a defensible trail.
Built around how engineering and quality teams actually run a compliance program — not how a document repository thinks about it.
Scope the standards, directives and conformity routes that apply to your product, market and architecture.
Decompose normative requirements into reviewable, assignable items mapped to subsystems and owners.
Link reports, test logs and design artifacts to the requirements they satisfy. See gaps before review.
Maintain hazards, risk estimations and mitigations with traceability into safety functions and standards.
Track readiness across projects with coverage, evidence quality and outstanding actions in one view.
Assemble evidence packs, walkthroughs and reviewer notes for internal audits or third-party assessments.
EmetGrid is shaped around the workflows engineering, quality and compliance teams already run — across robotics, machinery, automotive electronics and connected hardware.
Industrial robots, cobots and mobile platforms — from cell-level safety to integrated system validation.
Machinery and machine assemblies subject to the EU Machinery Regulation and conformity assessment.
Tier-1 and Tier-2 suppliers preparing functional safety evidence for OEM assessments.
Connected products preparing for CE, UL or market-access reviews with cross-domain documentation.
A growing library of normative scaffolding for the safety, machinery, automotive and conformity standards your team works against.
EmetGrid is not a notified body, certification body or accreditation authority. Standards references describe the workflow scope of the platform, not certification or partnership claims.
Practical write-ups on the standards, workflows and review patterns we see across hardware teams.
What EmetGrid is, what it covers, and how it fits hardware engineering and compliance teams.
EmetGrid is a compliance readiness platform for hardware engineering teams. It maps applicable standards, decomposes normative requirements, links evidence, maintains a hazard register, and prepares teams for third-party certification review.
Readiness workflows aligned with ISO 26262, ISO 10218, ISO 13849, IEC 61508, IEC 62061, EN ISO 12100, EN 60204-1, the EU Machinery Regulation, RED 2014/53/EU, CE marking, UL and TÜV review preparation.
No. EmetGrid provides workflow and evidence tooling. It does not issue certifications or act as a notified body. Standards remain the property of their respective publishing bodies.
Engineering, quality and compliance teams shipping safety-critical hardware: robotics, industrial machinery, automotive Tier-1/Tier-2 suppliers, and connected hardware preparing for CE, UL or market-access reviews.
Document systems store files. EmetGrid links clauses, requirements, evidence and hazards into one traceable graph — so teams can answer which requirement is satisfied by which artifact at any moment.
Request a EmetGrid demo and bring your standards, requirements, evidence and risks into one defensible workflow.