If You Invested in GMEX Robotics Corporation (GMEX)

GMEX Robotics Corporation develops AI-powered robotic technologies and intelligent hardware for consumer, commercial, hospitality, and healthcare applications. The company, formerly known as Fitell Corporation, is a Nasdaq-listed foreign private issuer whose Class A ordinary shares trade on The Nasdaq Capital Market under the symbol GMEX. Its current business identity reflects a transition from a foundation in fitness equipment e-commerce toward advanced automation, robotics, and AI-driven physical products.

The company’s robotics portfolio centers on systems that combine electromechanical hardware, sensors, onboard processing, perception functions, and adaptive user interfaces. GMEX describes its business across consumer and commercial robotics, AI-driven hardware, and an innovation ecosystem for connected robotic products. Its product work includes intelligent culinary robotics systems, the 2Fculinary AI personal robotic chef, Smart Digital Intelligence All-in-One Kitchen Robots, hospital logistics robots, and intelligent robot chassis technology.

GMEX’s culinary robotics systems are designed for food preparation and hospitality environments. The company’s disclosed systems include kitchen robots and robotic cooking products intended to standardize food preparation and reduce manual labor intensity for restaurant and food service operators. The company has reported commercial activity for its culinary robotics platform with an Australian food and beverage customer group.

The company’s healthcare automation work includes a Hospital Logistics Robot designed for movement of materials in clinical environments. The disclosed design emphasizes ergonomic delivery height, durability in high-traffic settings, high-precision navigation, real-time obstacle detection and avoidance, and access controls such as password authentication, facial recognition, barcode scanning, ID card access, and palm vein recognition.

GMEX also develops an Intelligent Robot Chassis intended to support mobility, resilience, and operational safety for autonomous robots. The chassis combines structural design with sensors, actuation, and onboard processing, giving the company a hardware layer for robotics systems that operate in complex environments.

GMEX Robotics maintains its principal executive office in Taren Point, New South Wales, Australia. Its corporate disclosures identify a capital structure with Class A ordinary shares and Class B ordinary shares. The company completed a share consolidation effective May 1, 2026, and amended its memorandum and articles of association in connection with that capital-structure action under British Virgin Islands corporate law.