Can a Robot Do Everything Right and Still Be Unsafe?
What a conversation between Boston Dynamics and VicOne reveals about how manipulated information can turn expected robot operation into an unsafe outcome
What a conversation between Boston Dynamics and VicOne reveals about how manipulated information can turn expected robot operation into an unsafe outcome
Physical AI can become unsafe even without experiencing conventional failures. Safety assurance must account for cyber manipulation of the inputs, models, commands, and systems that shape robot behavior.
VicOne supports NVIDIA's Open Agent Safety Platform, extending the focus from secure AI agent decisions to the real-world actions of vehicles and robots.
Physical AI changes OT security assumptions, making behavioral verification essential when an air gap is not practical and response time is limited.
China's GB/T 45502-2025 establishes information security requirements for service robots and their supporting systems. Learn what it means for cybersecurity across the robot lifecycle.
The EU Cyber Resilience Act sets mandatory cybersecurity requirements for connected and AI-enabled products. Here’s what manufacturers need to know about SBOMs, vulnerability management, and CRA readiness.
The EU Machinery Regulation applies from January 20, 2027. For robots and software-defined machines, cybersecurity is now part of the safety lifecycle.
prEN 40000-1-4 is already shaping CRA compliance for robotics. Understand the strategic implications, the no-regret actions to take now, and how to reduce compliance risk.
Humanoid robots are entering open environments like Haneda Airport. Learn why simulation-phase adversarial testing is the critical security intervention point for physical AI.
Robot AI model poisoning can embed hidden backdoors that standard OT monitoring cannot detect. VicOne LAB R7 maps how supply chain attacks reach physical robots.
When a robot's neural core becomes the target, the consequence is no longer data breach. It is physical harm in the real world.