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AIBotics (OTC: AIBT), a subsidiary of Ehave Inc. (OTC: EHVVF), has launched its first pilot program for Phill Robot™ at Rule Fitness, an elite Miami fitness center. The AI-powered massage robot features a patented foldable arm with a 35-inch range and 15-pound massage force, delivering personalized massage therapy without requiring specialized attire.
The launch aligns with significant market opportunities, as the global massage equipment market is projected to reach $42.5 billion by 2032. The AI industrial robotics market is expected to grow to $66.5 billion by 2030, with a 25% CAGR, while the global AI market is forecast to expand from $640 billion in 2024 to over $3.7 trillion by 2034.
AIBotics (OTC: AIBT), a subsidiary of Ehave (OTC: EHVVF), released a mid-year shareholder update outlining its progress and strategic roadmap. The company is focusing on agentic AI integration and has partnered with UI Converge to develop an autonomous operating platform.
Key developments include the continued commercialization of PHILL, their flagship massage robot, and a revised timeline for their intelligent assistant platform launch to Q4 2025. The company has terminated its planned acquisition of DigiTrax Entertainment to focus on core robotics and AI initiatives.
AIBotics aims to capitalize on the global AI market, projected to reach $244.22 billion in 2025 and grow at a 26.60% CAGR to over $1 trillion by 2031.
AIBotics, a subsidiary of Ehave (OTC: EHVVF), has announced plans to launch Phill Robot™, the world's first AI-powered massage robot, in Q2 2025. The device features a patented foldable arm with a 35-inch range and 15-pound massage force, doubling as a nightstand when not in use.
The company's Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign reached its goal in just 24 minutes, demonstrating strong market interest. AIBotics is currently negotiating to implement a pilot program in a premium fitness and wellness facility's recovery lounges in Miami.
The company is targeting multiple growing markets: The Massage Equipment Market ($23.86B in 2023, projected $41.18B by 2032), AI Industrial Robotics Market (expected $64.35B by 2030 with 24.8% CAGR), and Global AI Market (forecasted to grow from $638B in 2024 to $3.6T by 2034).
AIBotics (OTC: AIBT), a subsidiary of Ehave (OTC: EHVVF), has partnered with GMF Ventures to develop UI/UX for Phill Robot, an AI-powered massage robot. The agreement includes developing iOS and Android apps and a website to enhance user experience. Phill Robot features a patented foldable arm with 35-inch reach and 15-pound massage force, integrating with smartphones and smart devices.
The robot's Indiegogo campaign reached its funding goal in 24 minutes, with a launch price of $2,199 (final MSRP: $3,499). AIBotics plans revenue through direct-to-consumer sales, B2B partnerships, and bulk distribution. The company also announced a Letter of Intent to acquire DigiTrax Entertainment in a $40 million deal, including seven patents and a $9 million music catalog.