Realbotix (XBOT.F) Emerging Growth Virtual Conference 78 summary

Product innovation and technology

• Showcased AI-powered humanoid robots at CES, receiving significant media attention and public interest.

• Robots feature modular, patented design allowing quick face and AI swaps, and a new vision system for eye contact and object recognition.

• Custom AI is built on open-source models but tailored for social interaction and memory.

• Synthetic skin technology is patented, highly realistic, and durable, with advanced facial expressions.

• Robots currently move on wheeled bases with GPS-like navigation; walking is not yet implemented.

Market demand and business development

• Significant interest from military, healthcare, entertainment, pharmaceutical, and religious sectors post-CES.

• Inquiries received from major theme parks, museums, tech firms, and branding agencies for business integration.

• All robots are made to order, with busts costing ~$10,000 and shipping in two months; full-bodied robots take 4–6 months.

• Exploring retail showroom partnerships, with a potential location in New York City.

• Actively seeking technology partnerships and open to inquiries.

Financial and operational updates

• Financial statements for the year ending September 2024 will be released January 28, with Q1 results to follow.

• Market cap is approximately $80 million; no current stock buyback due to high share price, but capital is allocated for future buybacks if prices drop.

• Canadian listing is in good standing; Nasdaq listing is a future goal to enhance liquidity and valuation.

• Current production capacity is 15–20 robots per year, with plans to scale to several hundred annually by building a new assembly facility.

• Staffing up in sales and business development to meet anticipated demand.