The safety system was software. The software failed.
We built the fix. In hardware. Where no AI can override it.
Introducing First Law Sentinel
Launching on Kickstarter 2026. Early Bird slots limited to 200.
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40,000+ industrial robots shipped. Zero have hardware-enforced ethics.
Humanoid robots enter homes and hospitals. Safety = software that can crash.
EU AI Act: every robot needs auditable ethical constraints. No one has the hardware.
The gap is growing every month. Software can't close it. Physics can.
The Sentinel physically prevents electrical signals from reaching the motor. The command never arrives. The arm never moves.
Every command checked against immutable ethical rules in under 10 milliseconds. Intent, force, speed, target — all evaluated in tamper-resistant firmware.
Separate processor. Separate power rail. No API to call. No prompt to inject. No admin override. The constraint is physics, not policy.
Filed March 2026. Application PTBG202600000313220. 10 claims covering hardware, ecosystem, and method.
Working prototype demonstrated on real hardware. Commands evaluated and blocked in real-time.
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EU AI Act requires auditable ethical constraints for high-risk AI by August 2027. FirstLaw Sentinel makes compliance provable in hardware.
Eighty-four years ago, Isaac Asimov wrote the Three Laws of Robotics — rules hardwired into a robot's brain that physically prevent it from harming humans. Every roboticist knows them. No one had built them. The First Law Sentinel is named after the first and most important law: A robot may not injure a human being. We turned science fiction into science fact.
My name is Alexander Daskalov. I'm a Bulgarian entrepreneur who's been building technology companies for 15 years. When I realized that every AI safety system is just software watching software — a guard dog that reports to the burglar — I filed a patent and started building the hardware solution myself. I'm not backed by venture capital. I'm not part of a committee. I'm an inventor with a working prototype and a patent, asking 200 early adopters to help me bring it to production.
When we launch on Kickstarter, the first 200 backers get the Developer Kit at the lowest price it will ever be offered. After that, the price goes up and it stays up. The only way to lock in Early Bird access is to be on this list.
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