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Terms of use

The terms governing use of this website.

This is the text currently in force for this website. It is reviewed as the site changes.

Scope

These terms govern the use of this website. They do not govern any commercial relationship with Arkania, which is established in its own contract.

What this site is

An informational website describing Arkania's capabilities in industrial artificial intelligence. Nothing on it is an offer, a quotation, a specification or a warranty, and nothing on it forms part of any contract.

Descriptions of capability are general. What a specific deployment achieves is established during an engagement, in writing, and only that written statement is binding.

No performance claims

This site publishes no detection rates, accuracy figures, response times or availability guarantees, because such figures are meaningless without the site, the estate and the configuration under which they were measured. Any figure that does appear in a future commercial document applies only to the deployment it was measured on.

Client and third-party names

Client names shown on this site are published with authorisation. Third-party trade marks, including client marks, remain the property of their respective owners and are shown to identify a working relationship, not to imply endorsement of this website's content.

Intellectual property

The content, design, code and imagery of this site belong to Arkania except where stated. The trade names REFLEX, XAORUS and XIGMA are Arkania's.

The imagery used throughout is original illustration produced for Arkania. It does not depict any real deployment, client site or operational installation, and must not be read as evidence of one.

Availability

This site is provided as it is. Arkania does not warrant uninterrupted availability of the website itself, which is a separate matter from the availability of any deployed system.

Governing law

Pending confirmation by Arkania's legal adviser. This clause will name the governing law and jurisdiction before launch, rather than assert one that has not been confirmed.