21. Pre-launch Validation and Next Decisions
This document sets service, technology, business, and token-economy principles. Production service, token issuance, or investment communication requires separate validation.
21.1 Legal and regulatory
Review privacy and sensitive data; disability discrimination and accessibility; electronic finance and payment boundaries; medical and health-data law; robot product liability, safety, insurance, and household recording; e-commerce, consumer protection, and agency; volunteer and labor compensation; and token securities status, virtual-asset provider obligations, user protection, tax, accounting, and advertising.
21.2 Technology
Validate actual mobile-platform permissions, site terms for screen execution, Node isolation and updates, remote attestation and deletion effectiveness, passwordless recovery, institutional API authority, wearable accuracy and battery, on-device robot latency and safe stop, and independent audits of token contracts, vesting wallets, multisignature, and reward formulas.
21.3 Business
Validate the three highest-frequency requests, affordable store subscription, kiosk electricity, connectivity and support cost, institutional procurement cycles, helper supply and quality cost, per-request profitability funded by KRW fees, Node cost, reward concentration, demand, quarterly sell pressure, reserve depletion, and whether companion or robot access is better leased or institution-operated.
21.4 Validation with affected users
Measure completion by disability, understanding of action and cost, use without guardian support, timeliness of handoff, comprehensible privacy consent, sufficiency of KRW fees and performance rewards for long-term participation, effects and false alarms of companion interaction, and request, approval, cancellation, and outcome access without a smartphone or PC.