AIBotics Ushers in a New Era as Intelligent Service Robotics Arrive in Tel Aviv, Redefining Human-Machine Interaction

Rhea-AI Summary

AIBotics (OTC: AIBT) announced the arrival and immediate deployment of its first shipment of KEENON service robots in Tel Aviv, marking the company’s entry into the Middle East market on Dec. 7, 2025. The shipment follows a September purchase agreement and targets food service, hospitality, retail, logistics, and healthcare to help address local labor shortages.

The company plans to monitor throughput, reliability, and customer satisfaction during initial deployments, pursue a strategic partnership with a publicly traded Israeli company this week, and later introduce KEENON’s next‑generation XMAN humanoid series. AIBotics and KEENON will exhibit at CES Jan. 2026.

Contextual funding data cites Israeli startup raises of approximately US$1.4 billion in Nov. 2025 and US$7.03 billion in the first nine months of 2025.

Positive

• First KEENON service robots shipment arrived in Tel Aviv on Dec. 7, 2025
• Deployment targets labor‑stressed sectors: food service and hospitality
• Signed September purchase agreement to source KEENON service robots
• Planned public showcase at CES Jan. 2026 with KEENON

Negative

• Strategic partnership is not yet finalized; company intends to announce it this week
• Initial roll‑out is pilot‑stage; scaling depends on monitored performance metrics

Key Figures

Q3 2025 revenue $0 Reported in Q3 2025 10-Q

2025 nine-month revenue $2,183 First nine months of 2025 per 10-Q

Q3 2025 net loss $529,921 Net loss for Q3 2025 from 10-Q

2025 nine-month net loss $1,607,467 Net loss for first nine months 2025

Cash balance $230,470 Cash at September 30, 2025

Current liabilities $4,902,572 Current liabilities at September 30, 2025

Working capital deficit $4,661,176 Deficit at September 30, 2025

Shares outstanding 318,890,559 shares Outstanding at September 30, 2025 per 10-Q

Market Reality Check

$0.0015 Last Close

Volume Volume 4,196,033 is roughly in line with the 4,189,908 20-day average. normal

Technical Price at 0.0019 is trading below the 200-day MA of 0.02, reflecting a weak longer-term trend.

Peers on Argus

While AIBT was down -9.52%, several biotech peers showed gains (e.g., LOBEF +8.89%, BPTH +17.81%), suggesting stock-specific pressure rather than a sector-wide move.

Historical Context

Date	Event	Sentiment	Move	Catalyst
Oct 23	LOI & partnership	Positive	+15.4%	LOI to acquire NovaCore and KEENON partnership for Jamaica and CARICOM rollout.
Oct 14	Robots shipment	Positive	+51.5%	Initial fully paid KEENON robot shipment to Israel and Middle East entry.
Sep 29	Strategic partnership	Positive	+16.7%	KEENON partnership for Phill Robot manufacturing and regional distribution rights.
Aug 19	Product pilot launch	Positive	-22.9%	First Phill Robot pilot at a Miami fitness center targeting recovery lounges.
Aug 12	Shareholder update	Neutral	-9.1%	Mid-year update on agentic AI integration, commercialization, and revised platform timeline.

Pattern Detected

Positive strategic and partnership news has often led to favorable reactions, but there are instances where upbeat product updates coincided with declines, indicating inconsistent follow-through.

Recent Company History

Over the last six months, AIBotics announced multiple strategic steps, including a KEENON partnership on Sep 29, 2025, Middle East robot shipments on Oct 14, 2025, and an LOI to acquire NovaCore Labs on Oct 23, 2025. These news items saw 24-hour moves of +16.67%, +51.52%, and +15.38%, respectively. Earlier in August, the Phill Robot™ pilot and an AI roadmap update were followed by declines of -22.86% and -9.09%. Today’s Tel Aviv deployment update extends the same KEENON and regional expansion narrative.

Market Pulse Summary

The stock moved +5.9% in the session following this news. A strong positive reaction aligns with prior spikes on partnership and deployment news, such as moves of +51.52% and +16.67% after earlier KEENON and regional expansion updates. However, the latest 10-Q highlighted no revenue, ongoing net losses, and a working capital deficit of $4,661,176, alongside heavy reliance on equity issuance and defaulted convertible notes. Any sharp rally would have needed to be weighed against these balance sheet pressures when assessing durability.

Key Terms

autonomous robotics technical

"With autonomous robotics now operating in Silicon Wadi and global momentum..."

Autonomous robotics are machines and systems that can perform tasks, make decisions, and adapt to changing conditions without continuous human control — like a self-driving vehicle for manufacturing, delivery, inspection, or service work. Investors care because these robots can lower labor costs, increase speed and consistency, open new markets and revenue streams, and change competitive dynamics, while also carrying adoption, regulation, maintenance and integration risks that affect returns.

humanoid robot technical

"KEENON recently unveiled the XMAN-F1, a bipedal humanoid robot built on..."

A humanoid robot is a machine built to look or move like a human, with a head, torso, arms and legs, and software that lets it walk, grasp objects or follow spoken commands. For investors, these robots matter because they can change labor needs, create new product and service markets, and affect costs and productivity much like an automated worker or appliance; they also bring regulatory, safety and adoption risks that can influence returns.

bipedal humanoid robot technical

"KEENON recently unveiled the XMAN-F1, a bipedal humanoid robot built on..."

A bipedal humanoid robot is a machine built to move on two legs and mimic human shape and motions so it can walk, pick up objects, and work in spaces designed for people. Investors care because these systems can expand automation into tasks that traditionally require human mobility and dexterity—think of them as self-driving cars for physical work—creating markets for hardware, software, services, and raising questions about safety, regulation and labor impact.

visual-language-action (vla) model technical

"built on its Visual-Language-Action (VLA) model for versatile service applications."

A visual-language-action (VLA) model is an AI system that links visual perception, natural language understanding, and action control so it can interpret what it sees and hears and then decide or execute physical or digital actions. For investors it matters because VLA models enable robots, smart devices, and automated services to replace or augment human tasks, potentially lowering costs, creating new product categories, and shifting competitive dynamics much like giving a company a faster, cheaper pair of eyes, ears and hands.

executive order regulatory

"including reports of a potential U.S. robotics executive order from President Trump..."

An executive order is a formal directive issued by a country’s chief executive (for example, a president or prime minister) that tells government agencies how to apply or enforce laws and policies without waiting for new legislation. It matters to investors because these orders can quickly change rules, permits, taxes, trade or regulatory enforcement—like a manager changing company policy overnight—creating risks or opportunities that can affect company costs, revenues and share prices.

working capital deficit financial

"resulting in a working capital deficit of $4,661,176 and a stockholders’ deficit..."

A working capital deficit occurs when a company's short-term obligations—like bills, supplier payments and near-term debt—are larger than its readily available short-term resources such as cash, money expected from customers, and inventory that can be sold. Like a household whose monthly bills exceed its checking account, it signals potential difficulty paying immediate expenses, which matters to investors because it raises the chance the company will need outside financing or cut operations, affecting risk and value.

stockholders’ deficit financial

"working capital deficit of $4,661,176 and a stockholders’ deficit of $3,885,629."

Stockholders’ deficit is the situation where a company’s total liabilities exceed its total assets, so the book value attributed to shareholders is negative. Think of it like a household with more outstanding debts than the value of its house and possessions—this can signal past losses or aggressive payouts and raises the risk that shareholders may be wiped out, diluted, or face difficulty when the company needs new financing. Investors watch it as a warning about solvency and long‑term financial health.

convertible notes financial

"Several convertible notes remain in default, and the company continues to depend..."

Convertible notes are a type of short-term loan that a company receives from investors, which can later be turned into company shares instead of being paid back in cash. They matter to investors because they offer a way to support a company early on while giving the potential to own a stake in its success if the company grows and later raises more funding.

AI-generated analysis. Not financial advice.

With autonomous robotics now operating in Silicon Wadi and global momentum accelerating, including reports of a potential U.S. robotics executive order from President Trump, AIBotics is seeking a university partner to help advance the XMAN Humanoid and shape the next chapter of intelligent automation

MIAMI, Dec. 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Aibotics, Inc. (OTC: AIBT) (“AIBotics” or the “Company”), a developer and integrator of AI- and robotics-enhanced technologies and a subsidiary of Ehave, Inc. (OTC: EHVVF), today announced the arrival of the first shipment of service robots from KEENON Robotics in Tel Aviv, Israel. This initial shipment of service robots marked the Company's official entry into the Middle East market. AIBotics began delivery of the robots on Dec. 7, 2025, with deployment following immediately. AIBotics intends to announce a strategic partnership this week with a publicly traded company based in Israel.

The shipment follows the September purchase agreement under which AIBotics secured KEENON’s service robots to address labor shortages in industries such as food service, hospitality, retail, logistics, and healthcare. With labor supply constrained and demand rising, particularly in post-ceasefire Israel, AIBotics believes the robots will help alleviate staffing pressures and support efficient, uninterrupted operations across multiple service sectors.

Recent data confirms a surge in investment in Israel’s tech and startup ecosystem: Israeli startups raised approximately US$1.4 billion in November 2025, the highest monthly total in several years, according to reports from “Globes.” Over the first nine months of 2025, privately held tech companies in Israel secured US$7.03 billion; total 2025 funding is on track to exceed the amount raised in 2024, when privately held companies raised US$9.58 billion — a 38% increase over 2023. These figures reflect strong investor confidence and growing demand for innovation, automation, and advanced technologies.

“With KEENON’s robots arriving in Tel Aviv this week, AIBotics is proud to deliver immediate solutions to workforce shortages across key industries,” said Ben Kaplan, CEO of AIBotics. “Our goal is to support Israel’s economic recovery and growth by deploying advanced robotics that enhance efficiency, reduce labor constraints, and enable businesses to scale without sacrificing service quality.”

The initial deployment will focus on delivery robots in the food service and hospitality sectors. AIBotics and KEENON will closely monitor performance metrics, including throughput, reliability, and customer satisfaction, to guide future scaling.

Looking ahead, AIBotics plans to roll out KEENON's next-generation humanoid service robots — the "XMAN" series. The Company views humanoid robots as the next chapter in automation: fully adaptable, multi-task capable units designed to operate in complex, dynamic environments common to retail, hospitality, and urban service infrastructure. KEENON recently unveiled the XMAN-F1, a bipedal humanoid robot built on its Visual-Language-Action (VLA) model for versatile service applications.

The timing of this launch is particularly significant, as regional labor shortages and war-related costs are challenging many businesses in Israel. By offering advanced robotics as an alternative to traditional labor, AIBotics aims to help local companies mitigate staffing constraints, maintain operational continuity, and adapt to evolving economic conditions.

Support for robotics is gaining national attention, led by President Trump’s administration, which is now prioritizing robotics and advanced manufacturing as the next phase of America’s AI strategy. The administration is exploring new federal initiatives — including a potential executive order and dedicated working groups — to accelerate adoption and strengthen U.S. competitiveness against countries like China, where industrial robot deployment is already significantly higher. This policy shift reflects a broader global trend toward automation as businesses respond to labor shortages, rising operating costs, and growing demand for intelligent robotics solutions.

Representatives of AIBotics will attend the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas in January, alongside KEENON Robotics. CES, the premier global event for consumer electronics and emerging technology, provides a platform for AIBotics to showcase its service robots and next-generation XMAN humanoids to investors, technology buyers, media, and global partners. The Company invites stakeholders to visit its booth and explore how AIBotics aims to lead the next wave of automation and intelligent robotics adoption worldwide.

About AIBotics

AIBotics, Inc. develops and manages AI- and robotics-enhanced technologies designed to solve real-world challenges. Its flagship product, the Phill Robot™, is an AI-powered massage robot that delivers spa-quality recovery with IoT integration. The Company is also focused on the next generation of artificial intelligence, systems capable of making independent decisions, managing complex tasks, and achieving outcomes without direct human input. To accelerate this vision, AIBotics has partnered to co-develop a next-generation autonomous operating platform.

Blending hardware expertise with a growing AI software stack, AIBotics is positioning itself as a leader in personal robotics, healthcare, wellness, and hospitality. The Company is expanding e-commerce distribution and pilot programs for Phill while also investing in R&D for its intelligent assistant platform.

For more information on AIBotics, visit www.aibotics.ai

Forward-Looking Statement Disclaimer

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FAQ

What did AIBotics (AIBT) announce about its Middle East expansion on Dec. 8, 2025?

AIBotics announced the arrival and immediate deployment of its first KEENON service robots in Tel Aviv, entering the Middle East market.

When did AIBotics begin delivery of KEENON robots in Tel Aviv (AIBT)?

AIBotics began delivery and deployment on Dec. 7, 2025.

Which industries will AIBotics (AIBT) target with the KEENON robots in Israel?

Initial deployment focuses on food service and hospitality, with applicability to retail, logistics, and healthcare.

Does AIBotics (AIBT) have a contract to buy KEENON robots?

Yes; the company references a September purchase agreement under which it secured KEENON service robots.

When will AIBotics (AIBT) showcase its robots to global partners and investors?

AIBotics and KEENON will exhibit at CES in January 2026 in Las Vegas.

What are AIBotics’ (AIBT) plans for KEENON’s XMAN humanoid robots?

AIBotics plans to roll out KEENON’s next‑generation XMAN humanoid series after initial service‑robot deployments and performance monitoring.