Create the certification, standards, and insurance path for robots that can tip over

What the people stuck here are trying to get done

When my robot can tip over, walk on legs, or interact with people, I want a safety standard, certification, and insurance path to exist, so I can move from pilots to real deployment.

Who needs it solved

Humanoid, legged, and sidewalk-delivery robot companies whose deployments are stuck as permanent pilots because no one will certify or insure a machine that can tip over.

What makes it hard

The certification cliff: "the second it can tip over in your risk evaluation, it has now become a random custom piece of hardware that no certifier or insurer is going to touch." A hospital robot is governed by the same rules as a bedpan. The whole humanoid segment sits at permanent pilots.