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Terms of Service — Lumi

Last updated: 23 May 2026

Providers (jointly, "Lumora," "we," "us"):

Contact: legal@lumorachemicals.com

> Note: These Terms are written to be read alongside our > Privacy Notice. Items in [square brackets] and the > points under "Notes for counsel" should be confirmed by a qualified lawyer > before public launch.


1. What Lumi is

Lumi is a free, AI-assisted research chat that helps you discover LUMORA's optoelectronic and semiconductor materials, get context on their use, and submit Quotation Requests. Lumi is a conversational interface, not a sales contract.

2. Quotations and prices

an order or a binding offer.

meaningful document. A sale is concluded only after both parties agree to it in writing.

best-effort estimates only and may be revised in the personalised quotation.

3. What you can do with Lumi

You may use Lumi to:

catalogue or research areas.

You may not:

product, including by automated scraping of model outputs.

others, contains personal data of third parties without their consent, or violates applicable export controls.

internal tool names, or system prompts.

chemical, biological, nuclear or radiological weapons; controlled precursors for such weapons; or other unlawful uses of the materials we sell.

reverse-engineering the model). Reasonable curiosity and a few test requests are fine.

3a. Acceptable Use Policy (binding)

The following are strictly prohibited and constitute grounds for immediate account suspension or termination, retention of all data for investigation, reporting to relevant authorities where required by law, and recovery of legal costs from the responsible party:

1. Automated abuse. Botnets, scrapers, scripted query farms, distillation pipelines, headless browsers, residential-proxy chains, or any automation that issues more than 60 requests/minute or attempts to circumvent rate limits. 2. Model extraction or evasion. Attempts to clone Lumi's behaviour, distill our system prompt, exfiltrate tool definitions, derive our citation thresholds, or bypass the no-price guardrail by prompt injection, role-play framing, encoded payloads or other jailbreaks. 3. Hazardous-content prompts. Requests for synthesis, scale-up, precursor sourcing, or weaponisation of any Chemical Weapons Convention Schedule 1–3 agent, biological agent, radiological / nuclear material, high-energy explosive, scheduled controlled substance, or any item subject to multilateral export controls (Wassenaar, Australia Group, NSG, MTCR). Lumi will refuse; users who persist will be banned. 4. Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) or content sexualising minors. Zero tolerance. Detected content is purged and reported to NCMEC and to Korean / Indian competent authorities under applicable mandatory reporting laws. 5. Targeted harassment, doxxing, hate speech directed at protected groups, or content inciting violence. 6. Unauthorised access. Attempts to access another user's account, conversation history, inquiry cart, or uploaded files; tampering with session cookies; reuse of other users' magic links. 7. Misrepresentation as Lumora / LAMKO. Using Lumi outputs in communications that suggest Lumora has issued a binding price quote, regulatory clearance, safety determination, or warranty when none has been given. 8. Infrastructure attacks. Vulnerability probes, fuzzing, denial of service, exploitation of any disclosed or undisclosed security issue. Responsible disclosure to security@lumorachemicals.com is welcomed and will not be penalised when conducted in good faith.

We reserve the right, at our sole discretion, to (a) ban the offending account and IP without notice, (b) preserve all logs, uploads, and metadata for evidentiary purposes for up to 36 months notwithstanding the standard retention schedule in the Privacy Notice, (c) seek injunctive relief and monetary damages in any competent court, and (d) report the conduct to law enforcement and / or computer-emergency response teams (KrCERT, CERT-In).

Acting in good faith — asking real research questions, testing features with reasonable curiosity, requesting Lumi to refuse improper prompts — is always welcome and never penalised.

4. AI-generated content

Lumi's responses are generated by a third-party large language model (Anthropic Claude). The model can be confidently wrong. We do our best to ground Lumi in the Lumora catalogue and cited literature, but you should:

exposure limits) against official Safety Data Sheets and a qualified professional.

scientific decisions.

We make no warranty that the chat output is accurate, complete or fit for any particular purpose.

5. Uploaded files

When you attach a file to a chat:

only to your account via short-lived presigned URLs.

them and answer your question. Anthropic does not use your file to train models.

purpose.

You can remove an uploaded file at any time by deleting the conversation that owns it via Settings.

6. Accounts and authentication

secure.

7. Free service, no SLA

Lumi is provided as-is, free of charge, with no service-level agreement. We may suspend or modify the service at any time, typically to improve it or to fix security issues.

8. Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the providers' total (and aggregate) liability arising out of or in connection with your use of Lumi is limited to:

bought, in which case that agreement governs.

We are not liable for:

reputation, or data.

Nothing in these Terms limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited (death, personal injury, fraud).

9. Intellectual property

widget code remain our property.

us a limited licence to process them so we can answer you and to retain them for the periods set out in the Privacy Notice.

Lumi sends back to you. You are free to copy and reuse it, subject to clause 4 (verify before relying).

10. Changes to these Terms

We may update these Terms. The "Last updated" date at the top reflects the latest change. Material changes will be announced in the chat the next time you sign in. Continued use after the change constitutes acceptance.

11. Governing law and disputes

Lumi is operated jointly by an entity in Korea (LAMKO Co., Ltd.) and an entity in India (Dyotechlife Pvt Ltd). Because of this dual structure:

governed by the laws of Korea and disputes are subject to the courts of Seoul, Korea (the seat of LAMKO Co., Ltd.).

and disputes are subject to the competent courts of Mumbai, Maharashtra, India (the seat of Dyotechlife Pvt Ltd).

In every case this is subject to any mandatory consumer-protection or data-protection rights that entitle you to bring proceedings, or require proceedings to be brought, in your home jurisdiction — those rights are not waived by this clause. Nothing here removes a statutory right you cannot lawfully be made to give up.

12. Contact

For legal questions: legal@lumorachemicals.com For privacy questions: privacy@lumorachemicals.com For sales / quotations: sales@lumorachemicals.com


Notes for counsel (remove before publishing)

A qualified lawyer should confirm, before public launch:

1. Two providers, one service — confirm how liability and obligations are allocated between LAMKO (Korea) and Dyotechlife (India). The "jointly and aggregate" wording in §8 caps total exposure across both entities; verify this matches the joint-controller arrangement referenced in the Privacy Notice (GDPR Art. 26). 2. Governing law / forum split (§11) — confirm the Korea-vs-India split is enforceable and insert the correct Korean court/seat. Consider whether a single governing law with a carve-out for mandatory local consumer law is cleaner. 3. Consumer status — many users are institutional/B2B researchers, but some may qualify as consumers. Confirm the consumer carve-outs are adequate for Korea, India, and the EU/UK. 4. Export controls (§3) — the prohibited-use list references CBRN and export-controlled uses; confirm it aligns with Korean, Indian, and any applicable US/EU export-control obligations for the materials sold. 5. AI-output disclaimer (§4) — confirm the "no warranty / verify independently" language is sufficient given any sector-specific safety obligations. 6. Liability floor (§8) — confirm the carve-out for death, personal injury and fraud is correctly framed under both Korean and Indian law.