Welcome to our dedicated page for Realbotix news (Ticker: XBOTF), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Realbotix stock.
Realbotix Corp. (OTC: XBOTF) is a technology company focused on AI-powered humanoid robots, and its news flow centers on advances in human-centric robotics and embodied AI. Company announcements frequently describe new demonstrations, partnerships, and deployments that showcase how Realbotix integrates proprietary AI software with humanoid hardware for entertainment, customer service, and companionship.
News coverage includes event showcases such as appearances at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and GITEX Global, where Realbotix exhibits multiple humanoid robots, including its flagship AI ambassador Aria. These updates often highlight capabilities like multilingual conversation, emotional recognition, facial expression dynamics, and motion fluidity, as well as live demonstrations of embedded AI and vision systems.
Investors and followers can also find partnership announcements in the Realbotix news stream. Examples include a pilot partnership with The FUTR Corporation to bring AI agents into physical humanoid form, and an exclusive distribution agreement with Grupo Kuo to introduce Realbotix robots into hospitality, retail, and security-focused venues in Spain and Portugal. Other news items describe public installations, such as Aria’s deployment as a social greeter and brand ambassador in Times Square, New York.
In addition to technology and commercial updates, Realbotix issues corporate news on topics such as board changes, the formation of an advisory committee, executive appointments, and shareholder meeting results. For readers tracking XBOTF, this news page aggregates these developments so they can follow how Realbotix presents its progress in AI-powered humanoid robotics, market expansion efforts, and governance milestones over time.
Realbotix (XBOTF) announced a pilot with a leading European telecommunications company to deploy its humanoid robots in live, audience-facing settings. The program will explore robots delivering presentations, supporting events, and holding interactive conversations with groups, aiming to position them as presenters, hosts, and brand ambassadors.
The pilot will test multiple roles, including corporate event hosting, product demos, customer engagement, education and training support, hospitality and retail assistance, public information, reception and concierge functions, and guided visitor experiences. It will also examine how the Realbotix platform can be configured to partner workflows for scalable, repeatable enterprise deployments.
Realbotix Corp. (TSX-V: XBOT, OTC: XBOTF) reported Q3-2026 consolidated revenue of $354,000 and nine‑month revenue of $932,000, down from $595,000 and $2,138,000 a year earlier, mainly due to repositioning Intima LLC and winding down crypto-related operations while investing in Realbotix LLC.
Q3 gross margin fell to 24.4% (from 37.1%), and operating expenses rose to $1.821 million, reflecting hiring and manufacturing scale-up for humanoid robotics and AI. Total comprehensive loss was $(1.695) million for Q3 and $(2.544) million for nine months, versus $12,000 and $(3.928) million in the prior-year periods, with current-year results aided by one-time gains on debt repayment and sale of the Tokens.com domain.
Realbotix LLC, now generating revenue of $132,000 in Q3 versus nil last year, expanded its team to over 20 FTEs and plans a new Echo Generation One robot line. Realbotix has agreed to list Realbotix LLC on Nasdaq via an all-share reverse takeover of Onconetix (NASDAQ: ONCO), expected to close in Q4-2026, with Realbotix retaining majority ownership of ONCO common shares.
Realbotix (TSX-V: XBOT, OTC: XBOTF) has entered into an agreement with a recognized streaming platform to feature one of its humanoid robots as a robotic character in an upcoming episode of a popular Emmy-winning television series. The company describes this as an important cultural showcase for its ultra-realistic humanoid robotics and embedded AI systems and notes that entertainment is one early adoption channel alongside potential uses in education, healthcare environments, hospitality, customer engagement, and research applications.
Realbotix (TSX-V: XBOT, OTC: XBOTF) will release its interim financial results for the three and nine months ended June 30, 2026 (Q3-2026) on August 12, 2026. CEO Andrew Kiguel will host a Zoom investor webinar the same day at 3:00 p.m. ET to discuss the results, with access via advance online registration.
Realbotix Corp outlines its holding company structure, highlighting two independently operated subsidiaries: Realbotix LLC, focused on AI-powered humanoid robotics for commercial and enterprise applications, and Intima LLC, an online direct-to-consumer adult wellness and companionship business that owns 86% of RealDoll. Realbotix LLC has its own facility, leadership led by Andrew Kiguel, and about 25 employees dedicated to non-adult robotics and embodied AI, with no shared staff, products, or technology with Intima or RealDoll. A previously announced proposed all-stock merger between Realbotix LLC and Onconetix (NASDAQ: ONCO) is expected, subject to approvals, to close in the second half of 2026. Realbotix has also retained legal counsel to address what it describes as inaccurate and misleading media reports about the company and its subsidiaries.
Realbotix (TSX-V: XBOT, OTC: XBOTF) partnered with Bloom Procurement Services to launch a UK pilot using socially assistive humanoid robots for elderly care in Northeast England.
Realbotix is now an accredited Bloom marketplace supplier, enabling a compliant route to UK public sector contracts and potential wider deployment if the pilot proves successful.
Realbotix (OTC: XBOTF) launched its Optio AI teacher’s assistant and an M-Series humanoid robot in a pilot program at Salamanca City Central School District on the Seneca Nation Reservation in New York.
The flagship deployment targets Woz ED AI and Robotics courses, with planned reach to about 500 high school students in Fall, featuring curriculum-trained avatars, multi-language 24/7 tutoring, classroom robot interaction, and education-specific safety and privacy guardrails.
Realbotix (TSX-V: XBOT) reported Q2-2026 revenue of $225,000 and six-month revenue of $578,000, down from $727,000 and $1,543,000 a year earlier, mainly from exiting crypto operations and reallocating capital to humanoid robotics.
Gross margin was -1.7% in Q2-2026 and 19.0% year-to-date, versus 48.6% and 45.9% previously. Operating expenses rose to $1.746 million in Q2 as hiring increased. Total comprehensive income was $442,375 in Q2 and a loss of $849,000 for six months, helped by one-time gains and no crypto revaluation losses.
Realbotix is advancing a reverse takeover listing of subsidiary Realbotix LLC on Nasdaq via Onconetix (NASDAQ: ONCO), targeted to close before October 31, 2026. The robotics AI team expanded from 8 to 20 FTEs, and deliveries, including to a large telecom client, are underway but not yet recognized as revenue.
Realbotix (TSX-V: XBOT) Subsidiary to List on Nasdaq via ONCO RTO
Realbotix plans to list its wholly owned subsidiary Realbotix LLC on the Nasdaq Capital Market through a reverse takeover of Onconetix (NASDAQ: ONCO), keeping a 75–90% stake. No new Parent Company shares or consolidation are required, and closing is targeted by October 2026.
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