AIBotics, Inc. develops and manages AI-enabled robotics and intelligent automation technologies for service, wellness, hospitality, healthcare, commercial real estate, public infrastructure, retail and transportation uses. News about AIBT centers on commercialization of the PHILL™ service robot, pilot programs in fitness and recovery settings, manufacturing arrangements for PHILL production, and distribution partnerships involving KEENON Robotics service robots.
Company updates also cover international market entry, autonomous and humanoid robotics initiatives, e-commerce distribution, R&D for intelligent assistant software, governance matters, capital-structure disclosure, and operating and financial results.
AIBotics (AIBT) completed its acquisition of NovaCore Labs’ operating assets from PlayJamaica Limited, expanding its technology operations in Jamaica.
Consideration comprises 22,500 Series B preferred shares with an aggregate stated value of $225,000. An earn-out provides up to $3.0 million in additional preferred stock over four years, conditional on cumulative gross-revenue milestones of $500,000, $1.5 million, $3.0 million and $5.0 million. Each milestone corresponds to $750,000 in additional consideration.
The assets include the NovaCore brand, software, customer data, contracts, 10 service robots, six commercial drones and mapping equipment. NovaCore plans to expand mapping, drone services, automation, institutional programs and technical laboratory capabilities. AIBotics and Gregory Moore, who is to lead the acquired business, are to develop a budget targeting $1.0 million of capital deployment over 12 months.
AIBotics (AIBT) completed its acquisition of NovaCore Labs’ operating assets from PlayJamaica Limited, expanding its technology operations in Jamaica.
Consideration comprised 22,500 Series B Preferred shares with an aggregate stated value of $225,000. An earn-out provides up to $3.0 million in additional preferred stock over four years, conditional on cumulative gross-revenue milestones. Acquired assets include the NovaCore brand, software, customer data, contracts, 10 service robots, six commercial drones and mapping equipment.
AIBotics intends to expand mapping, drone services, automation, institutional training and technical infrastructure across Jamaica and the Caribbean. Gregory Moore is to lead the acquired business as subsidiary president. AIBotics and Moore are to develop a budget targeting $1.0 million of capital deployment over 12 months.
AIBotics (AIBT) expects to support partner Ultrobotix’s exploratory work with an Israeli food manufacturer evaluating robotics for production tasks. Ultrobotix leads the initiative and works directly with the manufacturer; AIBotics is not a party to that collaboration. Its expected role is to help identify third-party robotic technologies and suppliers and evaluate solutions against operational requirements.
Ultrobotix is gathering operational information and mapping production-line requirements. The facility could serve as a pilot site, but the cooperation is exploratory and non-binding. Any pilot or future commercial arrangement requires satisfactory technical and economic assessments and definitive agreements. No equipment purchase, installation or commercial deployment has been agreed. AIBotics sees potential for applications elsewhere if evaluations advance and produce satisfactory results.
AIBotics (AIBT) highlighted its autonomous-systems strategy with Empulser as the Pentagon announced plans to accelerate autonomous and robotic military capabilities.
AIBotics has entered into an Exchange Agreement to acquire Empulser, subject to customary closing conditions. Empulser is developing wireless-power and autonomous-system technologies for defense and dual-use applications. The companies see power and supporting infrastructure as necessary for longer-lasting autonomous operations. Empulser’s products remain in development, with performance, testing, validation, certification, customer adoption and commercialization dependent on successful engineering, financing and execution.
AIBotics (AIBT) highlighted its planned acquisition of Empulser and the role of power infrastructure in supporting persistent autonomous operations.
AIBotics has entered into an Exchange Agreement to acquire Empulser, subject to customary closing conditions. Empulser is developing wireless-power and autonomous-system technologies for defense and dual-use applications. Its roadmap includes charging infrastructure, aerial and ground platforms, and AI-enabled fleet coordination.
The companies see Pentagon autonomy and resilient-power initiatives as supporting their technology focus. Empulser’s products remain in development; testing, validation, certification, adoption and commercialization depend on successful engineering, financing and execution.
AIBotics (AIBT) signed a definitive stock-exchange agreement on October 2, 2026, to acquire Empulser, Patrick Tsang’s defense-technology development platform. At closing, Empulser would become a wholly owned subsidiary. Consideration is up to 2,200,000 Series C preferred shares, with aggregate stated value up to $22.0 million: 220,000 at closing and 198,000 for each of ten milestones over 36 months. The shares are convertible into common stock and pay no dividends.
AIBotics may advance up to $2.0 million through loans secured by all Empulser assets. Closing requires Empulser’s audited financial statements and AIBotics’ current filing status. Termination provisions include unmet or unwaived conditions by January 2, 2027. Tsang has joined as Strategic Advisor; AIBotics intends to appoint him CEO and director at closing, subject to review, board approval and a satisfactory CEO agreement. Empulser remains in development and commercialization.
AIBotics (AIBT) signed an agreement on October 2, 2026 to acquire all of Empulser through a preferred-stock exchange. Consideration is up to 2,200,000 Series C preferred shares with aggregate stated value of up to $22.0 million. At closing, 220,000 shares are allocated; ten milestones each carry 198,000 shares over a 36-month earn-out. Milestones cover patents, demonstrations, testing, program acceptance and $500,000 in cumulative recognized revenue.
Empulser develops wireless-power and autonomous-system technologies for defense and dual-use applications. Closing requires audited financial statements and AIBotics' current filing status, among other conditions. Termination provisions include unmet or unwaived conditions by January 2, 2027. Patrick Tsang has joined as Strategic Advisor; AIBotics intends to appoint him CEO and director at closing, subject to further conditions.
AIBotics (OTC: AIBT) announced a strategic agreement and planned joint venture with ARYA AI Labs to access ARYA’s deterministic “Paradigm III” world model platform.
The deal includes a five-year platform subscription, a 50/50 global B2C joint venture framework, and investor participation rights in ARYA’s future financings.
The collaboration targets robotics, industrial automation, immersive environments, geospatial intelligence and consumer applications using physics-based simulation, digital twins and extended reality.
AIBotics (OTC:AIBT) announced a planned acquisition of Google partner NovaCore Labs, expecting to close in the second quarter subject to customary closing conditions. NovaCore already operates live robotics pilots in Jamaica, including a supermarket program and autonomous cleaning robots at two major hotel chains, providing an operational Caribbean platform.
Upon closing, AIBotics intends to expand deployments, add AI-enabled service platforms and leverage NovaCore’s Google Cloud, geospatial and academic partnerships to scale across the Caribbean.
AIBotics (OTCID: AIBT) engaged 3DX Industries to begin scaled U.S. production of its PHILL™ service robot, marking a transition from prototype to commercial execution. A pilot run of five units will validate manufacturing processes, with potential expansion to ~50 units over 12 months and fulfillment of about 650 crowdfunding presales representing millions in anticipated revenue.
The agreement keeps software, AI, and system integration with AIBotics while 3DX handles domestic component production, assembly, finishing, packaging, and shipment to support rollout and cash-flow generation.