
Deployments of service robots using MBody AI Orchestrator are spreading. Source: MBody AI MBody AI Corp., which is developing an operating system for enterprise service robots, is expanding its North American operations, said Check-Cap Ltd., which is planning to merge with the company. “Reaching eleven states and entering Canada shows how the Orchestrator platform scales across new markets,” stated John Fowler, CEO of MBody AI. “The value of Orchestrator compounds with each dep
MBody AI Corp. is expanding its service robotics operations across eleven states and Canada by deploying its Orchestrator platform, which is a hardware-agnostic operating system designed to coordinate and manage multi-robot fleets. The Orchestrator provides real-time data intelligence, predictive maintenance, and remote monitoring capabilities that help customers optimize robotic performance and make operational decisions based on measured results. The North American service robotics market is experiencing significant growth, valued at approximately 16 billion dollars in 2026 and projected to reach 29 billion dollars by 2031, making this expansion part of a broader industry trend toward automated solutions for labor shortages. MBody AI, founded in 2024, is in the process of merging with Check-Cap Ltd., which will transition the combined company into a publicly traded provider of enterprise AI orchestration for robots across hospitality, gaming, commercial real estate, healthcare, and data center operations.

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Figure 03 adds tactile-sensor hands, palm cameras, wireless charging, and speech-to-speech audio over its predecessor. | Source: BMW Group BMW Group is doubling down on its deployment of Figure.AI’s humanoid robots. The automaker last week announced that, following its successful deployment with Figure 02 at its plant in Spartanburg, S.C., it will deploy the company’s latest Figure 03 robot. “Plant Spartanburg is the birthplace of humanoid robotics in BMW Manufacturing’s operational

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