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Certification & Standards

Building Autonomous Energy Systems Aligned with Global Safety and Compliance Requirements

Designed for Certification from the Earliest Design Stages

Autonomous energy is not a “disruptive gadget.”

It is infrastructure — and infrastructure must be certifiable, predictable, and safe.

VENDOR systems are engineered in alignment with global regulatory frameworks, with validation and compliance considerations embedded into every design decision.

We follow a structured, TRL-based certification roadmap coordinated with European and international bodies.

What We Are Certifying

VENDOR.Zero (IoT-scale, 3.3–12V DC)

  • CE marking (certification scope)

  • EMC and electrical safety compliance

  • Environmental compliance (RoHS, WEEE)

  • Long-duration reliability validation under controlled conditions

  • Field safety and emissions profiling

VENDOR.Max (in development, kW-scale)

  • Electrical and thermal safety under continuous operation

  • EMC compliance assessment

  • Compatibility with public and critical infrastructure

  • Environmental and endurance testing

  • TRL 7+ validation in operational environments

Target Frameworks

  • CE (EU)

  • UL / Intertek (US & Canada)

  • ISO 9001 / 14001 / 50001

  • Relevant IEC safety and EMC standards

  • MIL-STD (sector-specific, optional)

  • Environmental field certification (where applicable)

  • Grid-integration readiness (future)

Current Status

  • TRL 5 internally validated in laboratory conditions

  • Pre-audit pathway defined with notified bodies

  • Technical dossier ~60% complete

  • EMC and electrical safety pre-compliance testing ongoing

  • Certification targets:

    • CE: 2026–2027

    • UL: 2027–2028

Who We Collaborate With

We welcome structured engagement from organizations that shape safety, compliance, and engineering standards:

  • Independent laboratories and testing centers

  • Notified bodies (CE) and national certification authorities

  • Standards committees and regulatory institutions

  • Environmental and safety assessors

  • Research groups supporting validation and long-term studies

  • Legal and regulatory experts in energy and infrastructure

This is not open collaboration — it is coordinated, professional engagement.

Why Partner With Us

Autonomous solid-state energy represents a new infrastructure category.

Standards, certification criteria, and test methodologies will evolve alongside the technology.

Certified bodies and research partners who engage at an early stage can:

  • contribute to the formation of next-generation safety and compliance frameworks

  • gain early technical insight into emerging system architectures

  • participate in shaping regulatory pathways for autonomous energy systems

  • support infrastructure-grade innovation with long-term societal relevance

Request Structured Certification Collaboration

If your institution operates in safety, regulatory science, energy standards, or long-term validation, we welcome a structured professional discussion.

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    Each request is reviewed manually. Only qualified and verified partners will be contacted.

    Confidentiality & Scope

    Technical documentation and compliance plans are shared exclusively under NDA and only with accredited partners. Public disclosure follows formal certification milestones.