AMC Robotics Corporation (Nasdaq: AMCI) generates news around its development and deployment of AI-driven robotics and safety technologies. The company’s disclosures highlight its flagship quadruped robot platform, Kyro™, and its efforts to position this system within what some industry participants describe as a new era of "physical AI," where machines are designed to understand, reason, and act in real-world environments.
News about AMC Robotics often centers on product demonstrations and technology showcases. For example, at CES 2026 the company presented Kyro™, emphasizing advanced mobility, autonomous navigation, and AI-enabled perception for industrial, commercial, and public-sector use cases. Such events provide insight into how AMC Robotics is applying AI and robotics to tasks like safety inspection, security, and large-scale data collection.
Another recurring theme in AMC Robotics news is the expansion of its operational and manufacturing footprint. The company has announced the establishment of a wholly owned subsidiary in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, intended to serve as a regional manufacturing and operations hub for Kyro™. Related updates describe activities such as supplier coordination, mechanical and electronic assembly, systems integration, quality control, and supply-chain management.
In some communications, AMC Robotics has also discussed non-binding frameworks for potential deployments in international markets, including multi-year models that could involve hardware supply, software subscriptions, cloud services, and operational support for AI-powered security and public-sector applications. Readers of AMCI news can therefore expect coverage that spans technology demonstrations, manufacturing and supply-chain developments, international collaboration frameworks, and updates on the company’s broader strategy for AI-enabled robotics platforms.
For investors and observers, following AMCI news offers a way to monitor how AMC Robotics advances its quadruped robotics platform, builds regional hubs like its Vietnam subsidiary, and pursues opportunities in industrial, commercial, and public-sector environments.
AMC Robotics (AMCI) appointed Dr. Ang Li as Chief Technology Officer to lead its technology strategy and artificial intelligence roadmap. His remit includes autonomous intelligence, AI-powered perception and edge computing, which processes data on local devices, across the company’s robotics platforms.
The company plans to integrate advanced AI models more closely with robotic hardware and translate emerging technologies into commercial robotics applications. Li will continue as an Assistant Professor at the University of Maryland, College Park, while serving as CTO. His previous research roles include Qualcomm AI Research and Alibaba DAMO Academy.
AMC Robotics (AMCI) plans to commission Phase 1 of its new manufacturing facility in Bắc Ninh, Vietnam by the end of 2026, targeting approximately $30 million in annual production output. The Phase 1 line is designed for a maximum capacity of tens of millions of modules to support AMC Robotics’ current AI-driven robotics products and core modules, with trial production expected to begin in early 2027. The company cites indicative purchasing interest from potential customers in the United States, Japan and Southeast Asia as the basis for its output expectations. Management notes that the investment is supported by growth in the global warehouse automation market, estimated at $34.17 billion in 2026 and projected to reach $65.74 billion by 2031. The Vietnam operation is led by General Manager Aron Wang, who has over 20 years of electronics manufacturing experience, and the local team is expected to grow to about 20–25 employees by early 2027.
AMC Robotics (AMCI) entered into a standby equity purchase agreement giving it the right to sell up to $50 million of new common shares to an institutional investor, subject to conditions including an effective SEC resale registration statement.
In connection with the agreement, the investor has loaned $3.88 million via convertible promissory notes funded in two tranches. The notes mature one year after issuance and may be repaid in shares at the lower of a fixed price of $4.017 per share or 92% of the lowest daily VWAP over the 5 trading days before the determination date, or prepaid in cash with a 6% premium.
Net proceeds from the facility and notes are expected to support buildout and commissioning of AMC Robotics’ robotic manufacturing facility, targeted for completion by November 2026. While the notes are outstanding, company-initiated advances are generally limited, and the investor may require share issuances up to the note balance.
AMC Robotics (Nasdaq: AMCI) entered into warrant inducement agreements with two investors to prompt early exercise of December 2025 warrants. Investors will initially exercise warrants at a reduced price of $1.65 per share for $1 million in gross proceeds, with an option to exercise remaining warrants at the same price for up to an additional $1.1 million within 30 trading days. In exchange, AMC Robotics will issue new unregistered warrants to purchase up to 1,219,816 shares of common stock at $5.775 per share, a 25% premium to the prior closing price, exercisable immediately and expiring in about 4.33 years. According to AMC Robotics, net proceeds will support its Vietnam manufacturing facility, working capital, corporate purposes, and product and service advancement.
AMC Robotics (Nasdaq: AMCI) reported second quarter 2026 revenue of $0.94 million, down from $1.40 million a year earlier, reflecting a planned reduction in lower‑margin product sales and 54% growth in recurring AI and cloud revenue‑sharing with related party Kami Vision.
Gross profit rose to $0.75 million, lifting gross margin to 80% versus 19% in Q2 2025. Operating loss narrowed to $0.16 million and net loss was $0.18 million, or ($0.01) per share. EBITDA loss improved to $0.18 million. Cash and cash equivalents were $4.5 million at June 30, 2026.
Operationally, AMC Robotics secured a lease for a 6,150 m² NovaArm™ manufacturing facility in Bắc Ninh, Vietnam, targeting initial production in H2 2026 with about $3.5 million planned for buildout and equipment, and invested $1.0 million in Etronium AI via SAFEs to support its AI‑driven robotics platform.
AMC Robotics (Nasdaq: AMCI) signed a lease for a 6,150-square-meter manufacturing facility in Bắc Ninh, Vietnam, designated as its long-term Southeast Asia hub. Phase 1 will focus on NovaArm™ robotic arm production, with initial output targeted for the second half of 2026.
AMC Robotics plans to invest about US$3.5 million in build-out and equipment, using standardized precision-assembly lines, calibration, and automated testing to support scalable, cost-efficient production and future products such as the Kyro™ quadruped robot.
AMC Robotics (Nasdaq: AMCI) made two SAFE investments in Etronium AI, an agentic edge AI company focused on hardware-in-the-loop workflows, on April 7 and May 19, 2026.
The platform targets 30–50% faster prototyping, 40–60% less integration effort, and 30–50% fewer debugging cycles, supporting AMC’s Kyro and NovaArm robots. SAFEs convert to equity upon future qualifying events.
AMC Robotics (Nasdaq: AMCI) reported Q1 2026 net income of $146K, or $0.01 per share, versus a net loss in Q1 2025. Revenue was $1.2M versus $1.8M prior year, while gross profit rose to $1.0M and gross margin expanded to 86% from 27%.
Q1 2026 operating income was $129K and EBITDA was $147K. Cash and equivalents totaled $6.6M. Operationally, NovaArm entered its first live warehouse deployment with Sunward Logistics, Kyro was showcased at CES and Tokyo Security Show, and the HIVE Digital partnership expanded AI compute infrastructure.
AMC Robotics (Nasdaq: AMCI) reported full-year 2025 results, recording $6.0 million revenue and a 48% gross margin. GAAP net loss was $24.8 million, driven by a $25.5 million non-cash PIPE warrant fair value change. Adjusted net income was $0.7 million and Adjusted EBITDA was $0.8 million. The company raised $8.0 million in PIPE financing, held $7.0 million cash, and moved to positive equity of $10.4 million. NovaArm™ commercialization is targeted for Q2 2026 and Kyro™ progress continues.
AMC Robotics (Nasdaq: AMCI) said it will delay filing its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025, missing the April 15, 2026 SEC deadline.
The delay stems from finalizing the accounting treatment for warrants issued in a private financing tied to its business combination with AlphaVest Acquisition Corp. According to the company, advisors are working to determine appropriate U.S. GAAP classification and disclosure; the company said this is a technical accounting matter and not a change in operations or financial performance.