MBody AI Adds 2 Patents Pending for Its Enterprise AI Workforce Platform
The applications seek protection for multi-manufacturer equipment coordination and operation in extreme outdoor heat.
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MBody AI (NASDAQ: MBAI) has filed two patent applications covering its Orchestrator platform architecture and technology for autonomous equipment in extreme outdoor heat. Both applications are pending, not granted patents. PCT/US2026/045689 addresses management of equipment from multiple manufacturers and coordination with on-site staff. U.S. Application No. 19/808,008 addresses technology designed to keep equipment working in extreme outdoor heat.
Orchestrator supports seven equipment types from three manufacturers. Its AI-as-a-Service model combines proprietary software, equipment and ongoing service under long-term agreements generating recurring monthly payments. Current deployments focus on commercial cleaning. MBody AI intends to develop additional intellectual property and expand supported equipment and tasks, identifying delivery, material handling and security patrol as near-term opportunities.
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- Moderate pointAI-as-a-Service agreements generate recurring monthly payments through long-term customer relationships.
- Minor pointTwo patent applications filed seek protection for orchestration architecture and extreme-heat operating technology.
- Minor point. Forward-looking: it has not happened yet and may not happen.MBody AI plans additional intellectual property and expansion of Orchestrator-supported equipment and tasks.
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- Minor pointBoth patent applications remain pending; patent protection has not been granted.
Key Figures
- Patent applications
- 2
- Both applications are pending
- PCT protection route
- More than 150 countries
- Through national and regional patent procedures
Key Terms
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Nasdaq-listed AI company MBody AI ($MBAI) files two new applications as it continues to develop and deploy Orchestrator for enterprise customers
LAS VEGAS, Oct. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MBody AI Ltd. ("MBody AI" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: MBAI) today announced two new patent applications as it continues to develop and deploy Orchestrator for enterprise customers, including Fortune 500 operators. The latest applications, seek protection for the platform's AI architecture and separate AI technology designed to keep autonomous equipment working in extreme outdoor heat.
Highlights
- Two patent applications for AI orchestration and technology for extreme outdoor heat.
- Seven supported equipment types from three robotics manufacturers integrated into one Orchestrator platform and available for customers.
- AI-as-a-Service model generates recurring monthly payments through long-term customer agreements.
Software changed how businesses manage information over the past decades. Today, physical AI is changing how they get work done. MBody AI is already putting that shift into practice with Orchestrator, bringing supported autonomous systems from different robotics manufacturers into one AI platform.
"We want Orchestrator to be the platform customers turn to as AI takes on more of their work," said John Fowler, Chief Executive Officer of MBody AI. "They can start with one task, expand to more locations and add new capabilities as they become available. Each step can create significantly more value for the customer and an even larger revenue business for MBody AI."
A platform that grows with the customer
Orchestrator currently integrates seven supported equipment types from three hardware manufacturers. MBody AI owns the platform and combines its proprietary AI software with deployment and ongoing service. The Company’s AI-as-a-Service offering includes supported equipment and is delivered through long-term agreements that generate recurring monthly payments.
The starting point is work customers already pay to have done. MBody AI's customer proposition is straightforward: dramatically lower costs, better quality and more consistent results. Customers can then expand: additional hardware to drive additional results, add another property, or add a new task. More paid work delivered through Orchestrator creates the opportunity for more revenue from each customer relationship.
Current deployments focus on commercial cleaning in hospitality, gaming and other large facilities. Additionally, the Company previously announced an expansion into outdoor cleaning. Delivery, material handling and security patrol are among the opportunities MBody AI has identified for near-term expansion. The aim is to let customers add new AI capabilities through a platform they already use.
Seeking patent protection for MBody AI's technology
The Orchestrator application, PCT/US2026/045689, addresses AI architecture for managing autonomous equipment from multiple hardware manufacturers and coordinating its work with on-site staff. The Patent Cooperation Treaty provides a route to seek protection in more than 150 countries through national and regional patent procedures, as MBody AI continues its international expansion.
U.S. Application No. 19/808,008 addresses AI technology designed to keep autonomous equipment working in extreme outdoor heat. The goal is to make physical AI useful in more operating environments.
Both patent applications are now pending.
A larger opportunity ahead
Morgan Stanley has framed embodied AI's wider productivity opportunity against the
MBody AI intends to advance its patent applications, develop additional intellectual property, and expand the equipment and tasks Orchestrator supports. This next phase could bring more applications into commercial use, giving customers more ways to put AI to work and MBody AI more opportunities to grow revenue.
Physical AI is changing how the world works. MBody AI intends to keep leading that change.
Quick Facts
| Issuer | MBody AI Ltd. |
| Ticker | MBAI |
| Cashtag | $MBAI |
| Market | Nasdaq Capital Market |
| Announcement | Two patents pending |
| Orchestrator: | Seven supported equipment types from three manufacturers |
| Commercial model | AI-as-a-Service, combining proprietary software, supported equipment and ongoing AI service; long-term agreements generate recurring monthly payments. |
About MBody AI Ltd.
MBody AI Ltd. (NASDAQ: MBAI) develops and deploys the enterprise operating layer for physical AI. Its proprietary Orchestrator platform manages supported autonomous equipment from multiple manufacturers across locations and tasks. The Company combines its software with supported equipment, deployment and ongoing AI service under long-term customer agreements. MBody AI serves hospitality and gaming operators, including Fortune 500 customers.
Follow MBody AI's next developments at ir.mbody.ai.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release, including its headlines, highlights, quotations, images and graphics, contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. All statements other than statements of historical fact are forward-looking, including statements about the Company's patent applications and intellectual property strategy; the performance and customer benefits of its technologies; its ability to support, sell and deploy additional equipment and applications; customer expansion and payments under long-term agreements; international expansion; its intention to lead in physical AI; and third-party industry forecasts. Words such as "intends," "aims," "can," "could" and "goal" identify forward-looking statements.
Actual results may differ materially because, among other things: the patent applications may not issue, may issue with narrower claims, may not be pursued in all Patent Cooperation Treaty jurisdictions, may not be enforceable, or may not prevent competitors from developing alternatives; the Company's technologies may not perform as intended in field conditions or achieve broader commercial deployment; customers may not realize expected cost, quality or consistency benefits, may not adopt, renew or expand deployments, or may terminate agreements early or fail to pay; third-party manufacturers may change their products, supply or terms; international expansion may not succeed; industry forecasts may prove inaccurate or the Company may not share in the growth they describe; and the Company faces risks from customer concentration, competition, its need for additional capital, which may not be available on acceptable terms, and Nasdaq listing compliance. Additional risks are described in the Company's filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date of this release, and the Company undertakes no obligation to update them except as required by law.
Contacts
Investor Relations: Lytham Partners, LLC | 602-889-9700 | ir@mbody.ai
Media Contact: Core IR | ir@mbody.ai
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FAQ
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What technologies do MBody AI's two new patent applications cover?
The applications cover multi-manufacturer equipment orchestration and technology designed for operation in extreme outdoor heat. PCT/US2026/045689 addresses managing autonomous equipment and coordinating its work with on-site staff. U.S. Application No. 19/808,008 addresses keeping autonomous equipment working in extreme outdoor heat. Both applications are pending.
How could MBody AI seek international protection for its Orchestrator patent application?
The Patent Cooperation Treaty provides a route to seek protection in more than 150 countries through national and regional patent procedures. MBody AI's Orchestrator application uses that route; the application remains pending.