At Automate 2026, AIxCrypto unveils its EAI and Web3 ecosystem strategy, launching RoboShare to enhance robot utility and life cycle.

AIxC's RoboShare is enhancing its robot-sharing marketplace with technology upgrades and a standardized operating framework to boost merchant onboarding and service fulfillment across the U.S.

AIxCrypto Holdings (AIXC) reported further development of its RoboShare robot-sharing marketplace, including technology upgrades for merchants and a standardized operating framework for third-party partners across the United States.RoboShare is focusing on expanding its network of qualified rental companies, equipment owners and local deployment providers, supported by a partner qualification policy and master agreement covering verification, training, insurance, safety, fulfillment records and settlement procedures. The framework supports three partner models: local service partners, equipment partners and integrated partners. Platform upgrades add improved merchant onboarding, robot registration by serial number, and support for monthly and annual rental configurations, alongside completed testing of an online payment integration that is currently in pre-launch preparation.

AIxCrypto Holdings, Inc. unveiled its innovative RoboShare platform, achieving a milestone with seven robots featured at a Malibu event. This marks a significant step in the U.S. robot-sharing market.

Reported Monday, Aug 31 - 8:04am EDT (TheFly subscription required to read more.)

AIxCrypto Holdings (Nasdaq: AIXC) reported that its RoboShare platform completed its first paid commercial deployment on August 29, 2026 at The Malibu Mixer hosted at Malibufilms in Malibu, California. The customer paid for the engagement, confirmed completion, and all seven robots performed without incident across live performances, demonstrations and audience interactions.RoboShare deployed one Master humanoid, one Futurist humanoid, four Aegis Pro quadrupeds and one NAVI compact robot, including a coordinated routine combining humanoid and quadruped platforms. Based on publicly available information, AIxC believes this was the first paid U.S. robot-sharing deployment to combine these robot types in a coordinated live performance. The event generated more than 20 expressions of commercial interest for potential future deployments, though follow-up discussions are at an early stage and may not result in revenue. AIxC plans a post-deployment review to refine operations and aims to expand local operating capacity via its RoboShare & Co partner program.

AIxCrypto Holdings, Inc. introduces RoboShare Co., a dealer program that enhances robot rental opportunities and secures significant orders.

AIxCrypto provides insights about its Schedule 14C filing and how its disciplined capital strategy will benefit RoboShare's growth in the robotics market.

The facility allows up to 55 million shares, but draws remain discretionary as RoboShare builds an asset-light marketplace that has begun generating revenue.

AIxCrypto Holdings, Inc. announces RoboShare's plans to establish North America's leading robot-sharing marketplace, securing both short- and long-term service orders.

Reported Monday, Aug 24 - 8:08am EDT (TheFly subscription required to read more.)

AIxCrypto Holdings (Nasdaq: AIXC) announced that its RoboShare robot‑sharing marketplace has secured additional short‑ and long‑term service orders following its first paid commercial engagement. An initial pool of more than 80 robots will support a 90‑day commercial plan to test demand, utilization, service delivery, and unit economics.RoboShare is AIxC’s core Physical AI and robotics business, connecting robot manufacturers and asset owners with customers for booking, pricing, scheduling, payment, and services. Faraday Future, AIxC’s majority stockholder, is intended to be RoboShare’s first strategic partner. AIxC outlined an asset‑light, multi‑brand marketplace model and defined eight key operating metrics to evaluate scale, diversity, revenue, and fulfillment performance.

AIxC Holdings is pivoting from digital assets to robotics, marking this shift with RoboShare's first paid order. This signifies the company's commitment to real-world AI applications.

AIxC (Nasdaq: AIXC) announced a strategic pivot away from its Digital Asset Treasury strategy to focus resources on building and commercializing a robotics operations ecosystem. The company plans an orderly exit of its digital asset positions and to center its business on real-world robot deployment, utilization and ongoing services.A key milestone in this transition is RoboShare’s first paid commercial order on August 15, 2026, shifting the marketplace from development into commercial operations and initial revenue generation. Los Angeles is the first market in RoboShare’s planned ten-city rollout. The inaugural deployment supported an event in Malibu for creator DU$TY, using six robots across three product types for live performance, interaction and guest engagement.According to AIxC, near-term priorities include validating repeat demand and operating economics in Los Angeles, expanding robot variety on RoboShare, forming additional customer and ecosystem partnerships, and refining the model before expanding to other cities.

The pre-revenue company ended June with $577,328 in cash while its RoboShare pilot and discounted equity facility remained conditional. The post A pre-revenue AI crypto startup funneled $12 million into EV as bad crypto trades erased 97% of cash in six months appeared first on CryptoSlate.

AIxCrypto Holdings announces crucial developments, including the successful launch of RoboShare and major financial data for the second quarter of 2026.