This page contains legal information about the site operator, terms of use, intellectual property rules, and the regulatory compliance framework applicable to the supply, distribution, and integration of robotic systems by Abra Robotics.
Note. This page is for informational purposes only: the binding conditions of each supply are those set out in the relevant contract or offer.
- Supplier details
- Scope of the site and services
- Intellectual property and third-party trademarks
- Sales and supply conditions (Italy)
- Robotic product compliance
- Artificial intelligence and the AI Act
- Robotics and data protection
- Limitation of liability
- Links to third-party sites
- Applicable law and jurisdiction
1. Supplier details
Pursuant to art. 7 of Legislative Decree 70/2003 (implementing Directive 2000/31/EC on electronic commerce) and art. 2250 of the Italian Civil Code:
- Operator: Abra Robotics di Niccolò Mazzoleni
- Legal form: sole trader / individual VAT registration
- Registered address: Viale Trieste 105, 30026 Portogruaro (VE), Italy
- VAT / Tax ID: 04800170278
- Email: info@abrarobotics.com · Certified email (PEC): abrarobotics@pec.it
2. Scope of the site and services
Abra Robotics operates as an integrator and technology partner for the adoption of applied robotics. Services include: selection and supply of robotic hardware, custom software development, process simulation and assessment, team training, technical support, and consultancy for access to financing and incentives. The site is for informational and service presentation purposes only and does not constitute a public offer within the meaning of art. 1336 of the Italian Civil Code.
3. Intellectual property and third-party trademarks
The content of this site (texts, graphics, the Abra Robotics logo, layout) is owned by the operator or used under licence and is protected by copyright and industrial property law. Reproduction, even partial, is prohibited without authorisation.
The trademarks, trade names, and product images of third parties cited or distributed (including, without limitation, Unitree Robotics and the other brands represented) belong to their respective owners. Their use is purely descriptive and for the identification of distributed products and does not imply any affiliation or sponsorship beyond the existing distribution relationships.
4. Sales and supply conditions (Italy)
Supplies are directed primarily to businesses, universities, and research institutions (B2B relationships). The following general rules apply, subject to the specific conditions of each offer or contract:
- Contract formation: each supply is governed by a dedicated offer or signed general conditions. Prices and specifications published for informational purposes may vary and must be confirmed in an offer.
- Statutory warranty: for relationships with professionals and businesses, the warranty for defects under the Civil Code (arts. 1490 et seq.) applies. Where the customer is a consumer, the statutory conformity warranty under the Consumer Code (Legislative Decree 206/2005) applies, together with the right of withdrawal where applicable.
- Manufacturer's warranty: hardware products are also subject, where provided, to the manufacturer's commercial warranty, under the terms specified by the manufacturer.
- Delivery and acceptance: timelines, delivery methods, installation, acceptance testing, and training are defined in each individual offer.
5. Robotic product compliance
The robotic systems supplied are subject, according to their nature, to European product regulations. In particular:
- CE marking and EU declaration of conformity, issued by the manufacturer;
- Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, replaced by Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 on machinery products, applicable from 20 January 2027;
- Directive 2014/30/EU on electromagnetic compatibility and Directive 2014/53/EU (RED) for radio equipment, where applicable;
- applicable harmonised technical standards (e.g. ISO 10218 series for industrial robots and ISO/TS 15066 for human-robot collaboration).
Integration within the customer's production environment, risk assessment, and obligations under occupational health and safety legislation (Legislative Decree 81/2008) remain the responsibility of the employer/operator. Abra Robotics supports the customer in proper integration but does not substitute for the obligations that the law places on the operator.
6. Artificial intelligence and the AI Act (Reg. EU 2024/1689)
Some robotic systems and the software developed by Abra Robotics may incorporate artificial intelligence components. Such components are subject to Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 ("AI Act"), in force from 1 August 2024 with progressive application (prohibitions under art. 5 from 2 February 2025; main general obligations from 2 August 2026; high-risk systems connected to products from 2 August 2027).
Our approach to compliance:
- Roles. Depending on the project, Abra may act as provider of developed AI software, as distributor or importer of third-party systems, or as a support entity for the operator (deployer). The relevant obligations are identified on a case-by-case basis.
- Prohibited practices. We do not develop or supply systems that fall within the AI practices prohibited under art. 5 of the AI Act.
- Risk classification. When an AI system is a safety component of a machinery product, we assess the possible classification as "high-risk" and the resulting measures (risk management, technical documentation, human oversight, robustness, and cybersecurity).
- Transparency. We provide adequate information on system operation and its limitations, in line with the transparency obligations under art. 50.
- AI literacy (art. 4). The training we deliver includes elements designed to promote informed and competent use of AI systems by the customer's personnel.
- Deployer obligations. Operational use of the system within the customer's own context - including human oversight, monitoring, and compliance with instructions for use - remains the responsibility of the customer as deployer.
The AI Act is being applied progressively and is subject to evolving guidelines and implementing acts. Abra Robotics monitors regulatory developments and updates products, documentation, and processes accordingly. This section is for informational purposes and does not replace the conformity assessment required for individual projects.
7. Robotics and data protection
Robotic systems equipped with sensors, cameras, or microphones may process personal data. In such cases the customer, as data controller, must comply with the GDPR (Reg. EU 2016/679), including by conducting a data protection impact assessment (DPIA) where required. Abra supports the customer in configuring privacy-by-design solutions from the outset (privacy by design, art. 25 GDPR). The processing of data collected through this site is described in the Privacy Policy.
8. Limitation of liability
The content of this site is provided for informational purposes and maintained with the utmost care, but may contain inaccuracies or outdated references; technical specifications, product availability, and prices are subject to change without notice. Abra Robotics is not liable for any damages arising from the use or inability to use the information published, except as required by mandatory law.
9. Links to third-party sites
The site may contain links to third-party websites. Abra Robotics does not control such sites and is not responsible for their content or their data policies.
10. Applicable law and jurisdiction
These legal notices and relationships with Abra Robotics are governed by Italian law. For disputes with business customers, the Court of Pordenone has exclusive jurisdiction, unless otherwise agreed in writing. In relationships with consumers, the mandatory jurisdiction of the consumer's place of residence or domicile as provided by the Consumer Code remains in force.