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Ehave, Inc. news centers on its operating subsidiary AIBotics and the commercialization of AI-enabled service robotics and intelligent automation technologies. Coverage includes PHILL or Phill Robot, an AI-powered massage robot for wellness and recovery settings, as well as manufacturing, pilot deployment, distribution, and partnership developments tied to service robots for hospitality, healthcare, commercial real estate, public infrastructure, retail, transportation, and related service industries.
Recurring updates also cover AIBotics’ international market activity, including service-robot deployments and distribution relationships involving KEENON Robotics, together with Ehave governance matters, operating and financial results, and capital-structure disclosures.
AIBotics (OTC: AIBT) announced a strategic agreement and planned joint venture with ARYA AI Labs to access ARYA’s deterministic “Paradigm III” world model platform.
The deal includes a five-year platform subscription, a 50/50 global B2C joint venture framework, and investor participation rights in ARYA’s future financings.
The collaboration targets robotics, industrial automation, immersive environments, geospatial intelligence and consumer applications using physics-based simulation, digital twins and extended reality.
AIBotics (OTC:AIBT) announced a planned acquisition of Google partner NovaCore Labs, expecting to close in the second quarter subject to customary closing conditions. NovaCore already operates live robotics pilots in Jamaica, including a supermarket program and autonomous cleaning robots at two major hotel chains, providing an operational Caribbean platform.
Upon closing, AIBotics intends to expand deployments, add AI-enabled service platforms and leverage NovaCore’s Google Cloud, geospatial and academic partnerships to scale across the Caribbean.
AIBotics (OTCID: AIBT) engaged 3DX Industries to begin scaled U.S. production of its PHILL™ service robot, marking a transition from prototype to commercial execution. A pilot run of five units will validate manufacturing processes, with potential expansion to ~50 units over 12 months and fulfillment of about 650 crowdfunding presales representing millions in anticipated revenue.
The agreement keeps software, AI, and system integration with AIBotics while 3DX handles domestic component production, assembly, finishing, packaging, and shipment to support rollout and cash-flow generation.
AIBotics (OTC:AIBT) announced a partnership with Cannibble Food-Tech to deploy AI-powered service robots in Israel, targeting the country’s $13 billion food service and hospitality market and later expanding to North America, Latin America, and the Middle East. The agreement contemplates reciprocal exclusive distribution of KEENON Robotics’ service robots (DinerBot T8–T11, ButlerBot W3, KleenBot C30/C40), an initial three-year term with automatic renewals, and a potential future equity transaction subject to due diligence and board approvals. The move cites rising labor costs and a projected global service-robot market CAGR >20% to surpass $90 billion by decade-end.
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.
AIBotics (OTC: AIBT) signed a Letter of Intent to acquire Jamaica-based Google Partner NovaCore Labs and is partnering with KEENON Robotics to introduce the XMAN humanoid and other service robots across Jamaica and CARICOM.
Key disclosed items: AIBotics intends to close the NovaCore transaction before end of 2025; NovaCore’s Google Street View imagery receives approximately 1 million online views per week; institutional ties include UTECH and UWI Global Campus; initiatives target immersive learning, workforce training, smart infrastructure, tourism, security, and transportation.
AIBotics (OTC: EHVVF) announced that KEENON Robotics shipped an initial batch of service robots to Israel, marking AIBotics’ entry into the Middle East market on Oct. 14, 2025.
The shipment — fully paid by AIBotics — includes delivery, cleaning, and humanoid robots (XMAN-R1, XMAN-F1, DinerBot T8–T11, ButlerBot W3, KleenBot C30/C40). Deployment will begin immediately and an exclusive Israeli distributor (CSE-listed) will be named in the coming weeks.
The release cites a post-war tourism rebound (reported +16.7% international arrivals) and nearly $500M in hotel investments as demand drivers. A second, fully paid shipment to Jamaica will be detailed separately.
Aibotics (OTC: AIBT), a subsidiary of Ehave (OTC: EHVVF), has announced a strategic partnership with KEENON Robotics, a Hong Kong-based global leader in service robotics. The partnership focuses on two key initiatives: potential manufacturing of Aibotics' Phill Robot™, an AI-powered massage robot, and distribution of KEENON's service robots across Israel and Jamaica.
The company is targeting Israel's $8.1 billion food service sector and Jamaica's tourism industry, which generated $2.4 billion in revenue from 2.3 million visitors in 2025. The agreement includes distribution rights for KEENON's product line, including the DinerBot series, ButlerBot W3, and KleenBot models.
The partnership positions Aibotics in the rapidly growing robotics market, with the global service robotics sector projected to reach $90-100 billion by 2032 and the humanoid robotics sector forecast to exceed $38 billion by 2035.
AIBotics (OTC: AIBT), a subsidiary of Ehave Inc. (OTC: EHVVF), has launched its first pilot program for Phill Robot™ at Rule Fitness, an elite Miami fitness center. The AI-powered massage robot features a patented foldable arm with a 35-inch range and 15-pound massage force, delivering personalized massage therapy without requiring specialized attire.
The launch aligns with significant market opportunities, as the global massage equipment market is projected to reach $42.5 billion by 2032. The AI industrial robotics market is expected to grow to $66.5 billion by 2030, with a 25% CAGR, while the global AI market is forecast to expand from $640 billion in 2024 to over $3.7 trillion by 2034.
AIBotics (OTC: AIBT), a subsidiary of Ehave (OTC: EHVVF), released a mid-year shareholder update outlining its progress and strategic roadmap. The company is focusing on agentic AI integration and has partnered with UI Converge to develop an autonomous operating platform.
Key developments include the continued commercialization of PHILL, their flagship massage robot, and a revised timeline for their intelligent assistant platform launch to Q4 2025. The company has terminated its planned acquisition of DigiTrax Entertainment to focus on core robotics and AI initiatives.
AIBotics aims to capitalize on the global AI market, projected to reach $244.22 billion in 2025 and grow at a 26.60% CAGR to over $1 trillion by 2031.