Initial customer applications include moving boxes, parcels, tires, panels and carts across industrial and logistics workflows.
Wandercraft is expanding Calvin-40 from transport and handling tasks into picking and sorting workflows that require finer manipulation.
The production plan draws on Renault Group manufacturing, procurement and design-to-cost expertise under the companies’ existing industrial partnership.
The transaction brought about $110 million of total capital, including approximately $67.7 million delivered at closing after JFB met its $60 million minimum closing-cash obligation.
XTEND Reality Expansion and JFB became direct wholly owned subsidiaries of XTEND AI Robotics, Inc. under the completed merger structure.
XTEND said the capital will support working capital, manufacturing-capacity expansion and growth across its defense and public-safety robotics platform.
The offer provides about €176 million in cash consideration at closing, plus up to €35 million in contingent payments tied to milestones.
Enovis expects the parties to enter a definitive agreement after the eCential Robotics works-council process and targets a year-end 2026 close.
Enovis plans a robotics center of excellence in Grenoble and intends to combine eCential Robotics surgical-automation capability with its ASTRA enabling-technology platform.
The initial fleets are retrofitted Toyota Highlander SUVs used for manual mapping and later autonomous testing with safety drivers, not the purpose-built Zoox robotaxi.
The additions take Zoox testing presence to 12 U.S. markets.
Zoox did not announce a passenger-service launch date for either city; purpose-built robotaxis would follow only in a later phase.
The planned architecture combines radar, RF and EO/IR detection with command-and-control and autonomous interceptor drones.
The response layer is intended to combine electronic disruption with kinetic and non-kinetic countermeasures.
Target environments include oil and gas, power, airports, ports, telecommunications, logistics facilities and data centres; this is a development programme, not a product launch.
Full-size embodied-intelligent humanoid products and services generated CNY590.3 million, representing 46.5% of group revenue compared with 6.1% a year earlier.
Gross profit rose 160.9% to CNY566.9 million and gross margin increased 9.7 percentage points to 44.7%, while the period loss narrowed 23.0% to CNY338.8 million.
Research and development expense increased 38.9% to CNY303.1 million, equivalent to 23.9% of revenue.
The base offer allocates about 5% to the Hong Kong public offering and 95% internationally, with a 15% over-allotment option.
Nine cornerstone investors committed about $186 million, including Baillie Gifford, Taikang Life, Invus, Jane Street, Ghisallo, E Fund and BYD-linked Golden Link.
At the range midpoint, estimated net proceeds are about HK$2.13 billion; stated uses cover R&D, product expansion, global commercialization, capacity and general working capital.
Shares closed at KRW 28,650 on debut, down 30.46% from the offer price; the trading outcome is recorded separately from the company’s operating milestones.
Two investors exercised certain December 2025 warrants at a reduced price of $1.65 per share, producing approximately $1.0 million in immediate gross proceeds before fees and expenses.
Exercises of remaining warrants within 30 trading days could add up to $1.1 million, but that amount remained contingent.
AMC said proceeds would support its planned robotics manufacturing facility in Vietnam, working capital and continued product and service development.
The offering comprised 8,571,609 common shares or pre-funded warrants priced at $1.40 each, with Maxim Group acting as sole placement agent.
Wrap said proceeds would support working capital and general corporate purposes, including potential expansion of WrapShield and its public-safety business.
The proposed transaction values the combined company at a $556.6 million pro forma enterprise value and FORT at a $500 million pre-money equity value.
FORT expects about $201 million in gross proceeds assuming no shareholder redemptions, including more than $31 million of signed PIPE and non-redemption commitments; closing is targeted for Q4 2026 and remains subject to approvals and other conditions.
FORT disclosed more than 600 cumulative customers and deployment across more than 19,500 units globally; the agreement does not yet make FORT a listed company.
New robotics-lidar orders and JT128 adoption include Unitree, Robbyant, Galbot, Galaxea and Dexmal.
After Kosmo prototype deliveries in July 2026, orders were secured from humanoid-robot companies including Galbot, with initial revenue expected in Q3.
The robotic-actuation production line is operational, dexterous-hand module shipments are underway and Sharpa is an actuation-module customer.
The robotics R&D programme employed 180 people at period end, including 11 doctorate holders and 110 employees with master’s degrees.
Swancor had introduced the Qiyuan Q1 and T1 consumer robots and was building sales and service coverage through experience stores in seven Chinese cities.
The business remained in R&D and application validation at 30 June and had not yet generated revenue or profit.
Planned proceeds are intended to move the company's autonomous security portfolio toward commercial deployment and establish domestic manufacturing capacity.
The portfolio spans A-1 ground security robots, aerial drones and the CDDS decision layer for coordinated detection and response.
CDDS combines vision, LiDAR, audio and radar inputs and can coordinate actions across mobile robots, UAVs and fixed security infrastructure.
Cost of revenue increased to US$91,000 from US$55,000, and gross profit declined to US$58,000 from US$88,000.
General and administrative expense rose to US$954,000 from US$314,000, driven by share-based compensation, Nasdaq and offering fees, and higher personnel costs.
Operating loss widened to US$928,000 from US$250,000; financing income of US$202,000 reduced the resulting net loss to US$726,000.
Prior-year Robotics revenue was NOK23.3 million and segment EBITA was negative NOK3.7 million, compared with NOK41.3 million of EBITA in Q2 2026.
MRV contributed NOK28 million of revenue from its 9 April acquisition date through quarter-end and entered the segment with NOK113 million of acquired backlog.
Group backlog stood at NOK548 million at 30 June, with NOK426 million expected for delivery during 2026 as demand increased for autonomous and subsea defence capabilities.
Subsea-sonar sales were NOK190.9 million, broadly level with NOK189.2 million a year earlier; security products contributed NOK8.9 million and sub-bottom profilers NOK18.6 million.
Oceans EBIT was NOK79.0 million versus NOK86.7 million in Q2 2025, while the segment margin moved to 33% from 36%.
Group revenue increased 22% to NOK831.6 million and group EBIT reached NOK205.2 million, representing a 25% margin.
Robot-subsidiary revenue reached $132,000 in the fiscal third quarter, compared with no revenue in the prior-year period.
The company relocated to larger Nevada facilities intended to support higher production capacity and expanded its robotics AI and engineering team from eight to more than 20 full-time employees.
Reported deployments span a large telecommunications enterprise, senior residences, education customers and television production.
The offering comprised 3.1 million Class A shares at US$5.00 each, for US$15.5 million of expected gross proceeds before expenses.
Planned uses include establishing an Austin manufacturing plant and funding further product and market development.
The latest SEC filing says Eco had entered pilot commercialization, while Pro and ProMax remained in final development with pilot commercialization underway.
The global Level 4 fleet reached approximately 3,400 vehicles, including more than 1,800 robotaxis.
Average daily domestic robotaxi rides per vehicle exceeded 21, up 24% quarter over quarter, while quarterly ride-hailing revenue increased by about 140%.
Zurich robobuses are operating without a front-seat safety operator, which the company describes as the first deployment of that configuration in Europe.