Slide 1: Revolutionizing Human to Robot Interaction
Revolutionizing Human to Robot Interaction We create and build humanoid robots that give physical form to service sector AI. August 2026
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This management presentation is intended to provide an overview of the business of Realbotix Corp. (“Realbotix” or the “Company”). It has been prepared for information purposes only and does not purport to be complete. It is not intended to be relied upon as advice to, or as a solicitatio
Slide 3: Nasdaq Uplisting Corporate Structure
Nasdaq Uplisting Corporate Structure ➔ On February 12, Realbotix Corp. entered into an agreement with Onconetix, a NASDAQ listed entity, for a reverse-takeover transaction TSXV | that will result in Realbotix, LLC (a subsidiary of Realbotix Corp.) being Realbotix Corp. OTC listed on the NASDAQ. ➔ Re
Slide 4: The Future of Work
The Future of Work Robots as Service Sector Partners Roughly 70% of the workforce is non-physical labor. The service-sector is facing a shrinking and aging workforce. Yet the majority of robot investment targets physical labor doing repetitive lifting, moving, and sorting. This misses a multi-trilli
Slide 5: Mission: improve the human experience with AI and humanoids
MISSION Improve the human experience by deploying AI & humanoids into the service economy - every school, hospital, hotel, resort, shopping mall, and retirement home. The era of robots as service workers is beginning. EDUCATION HEALTHCARE Affordable education and learning Improve healthcare delivery
Slide 6: Expressive robots and avatars convey emotion
With expressive facial features, moving eyes, and synchronized speech, our robots and avatars convey emotion, making interactions more natural and engaging.
Slide 7: How We Show Up in the Market
How We Show Up in the Market Two Divisions Two Products ENTERPRISE ROBOTS ➔ $12k to $150k per robot Commercial solutions for customer service, education, healthcare and hospitality. ➔ Subscriptions for Realbotix controller app ($39.99 - $199.99 monthly per user) DIRECT TO CONSUMER AI AVATARS Emotion
Slide 8: A Physical Body for the World’s AI
A Physical Body for the World’s AI Realbotix robots plug into any major AI platform, turning thousands of disembodied models into present, expressive collaborators. Lifelike Hardware Modular A natural appearance that creates an Interchangeable faces and body parts enhanced connection. that are easil
Slide 9: Introducing Vinci
Introducing Vinci AN AI VISION SYSTEM Patented vision and eye tracking technology changes how humans and robots interact. Maintaining eye gaze, Vinci-powered robots build trust and develop genuine connection. Beyond connection, the Vinci system is a powerful tool for data collection. ➔ Identity Laye
Slide 10: AI with Personality
AI with Personality ● Customizable appearance, voice, and personality ● Memory that builds knowledge ● 100+ languages ● AI moves from physical to virtual and virtual to physical - integration via phones, computers and robots
Slide 11: A Market with Massive Projected Growth
A Market with Massive Projected Growth $210B by 2035, $4.7 trillion by 2050, with 63 million robots $7 trillion humanoid robot market by 2050 Entertainment robot market to $114 billion by 2029 Companionship is the #1 use case for AI Source: Morgan Stanley report. Source: Citi GPS, The Rise of AI Rob
Slide 12: Built for the Human-Facing Economy
Built for the Human-Facing Economy High Human Interaction Mechani Robotics Low High Autonomy Autonomy Low Human Interaction We aren’t trying to out-muscle the warehouse giants. We want to own the “high realism, high autonomy” category - lifelike AI robots that people actually want to interact with i
Slide 13: Realbotix trades at a significant discount to peers
Despite having limited competition and a potentially larger addressable market, Realbotix trades at a significant discount to its peers. ➔ Figure AI : $39B ➔ 1X Technologies : $10B ➔ Ubtech Robotics : $7.8B ➔ Unitree Robotics: $7.1B ➔ Apptronik : $5B ➔ Agility Robotics : $2.5B ➔ Sanctuary AI: $1.5B (
Slide 14: Defensible Moat
Defensible Moat Patents ➔ Modular interchangeable face technology having magnetically adjustable facial contour and integral eyelids: Patent 11235255 ➔ Robotic vision eyeball with integral camera: Patent US10940399 ➔ Robot head having a magnetically adjustable facial contour and method of assembling
Slide 15: Elder Care
USE CASE Elder Care ➔ Embodiment matters more, not less ➔ A physically present companion can reinforce routines ➔ Provide family-approved memory cues ➔ Offer continuity in a way that a speaker or tablet cannot ➔ Our robot’s visible emotional range and local-first design become especially compelling ➔
Slide 16: Education
USE CASE Education ➔ Robots for in classroom support & avatars to reinforce the curriculum at home ➔ Supports teachers with curriculum development ➔ Provides a controlled and safe introduction to AI for students ➔ Salamanca School to deploy AI tutors and robot, first of its kind in the US. .
Slide 17: Retail & Hospitality
USE CASE Retail & Hospitality ➔ Greet visitors, answer questions, understand nearby signs or venue context, point the guest in the right direction ➔ Carry a branded experience that is far more memorable than a kiosk or screen ➔ It shows embodied AI publicly and clearly, using capabilities people can
Slide 18: Corporate Services
USE CASE Corporate Services ➔ Robots becomes the visible face of AI transformation ➔ It can serve as receptionist, visitor guide, training presenter, or executive-briefing layer ➔ The value is not only operational — it is symbolic ➔ It tells customers, employees, and partners that the company’s AI st
Slide 19: Competitive Advantages
Competitive Advantages ● Moat: Lifelike appearance, expressions, skin, and Vinci system (eye contact + emotional analytics) — unmatched for human-centric tasks. Competitors look mechanical with low emotional connection ● Superior Features: Interchangeable faces/bodies, suitcase-portable, always on f
Slide 20: A history of firsts.
A history of firsts. First Live Robot Interview on National TV Fox Business, 2024 First Customer Service Robot used in Shopping Mall Fashion Show Mall, Las Vegas, 2025 First Robot Greeter at a Conference Bitcoin Conference, 2025 First Robot Podcast and Interview Guest Digital Social Hour and CNN, 202
Slide 21: Investor Information
APRIL 2026 Investor Information Basic Shares Outstanding 219,938,433 Vested In-the-Money Options & Warrants* 24,357,755 Fully Diluted Shares Outstanding* 244,296,188 WEBSITES Investor Site - realbotix.ai Customer Site - realbotix.com *Excludes Director RSUs & DSUs
Slide 22: Products that move the needle.
Products that move the needle. Over 4 Billion Media Impressions 1000+ Articles and Videos
Slide 23: An experienced team leading the way.
An experienced team leading the way. Andrew Kiguel Eric Olsen Scott Meyers Aria CEO COO CFO Brand Ambassador mrs_xbot mrs_xbot Susan Pirzchalski Sue Ennis Head of Robotics President
Slide 24: Safety & Compliance is non-negotiable.
Safety & Compliance is non-negotiable. ● Bounded agency model with an immutable ethical core that cannot be overridden by user customization ● Designed to prevent unhealthy dependence through built-in conversational boundaries ● Clear user awareness they are interacting with AI, reducing psychologic
Slide 25: Risk Factors
Risk Factors The Company is exposed to the risk of loss, theft or destruction of crypto assets; The Company uses proprietary AI algorithms in its products. Ongoing development and maintenance are costly and complex, with risks like performance issues and defects. If the AI fails, customer satisfacti
Slide 26: Building the Future of Human Interaction
THE NEXT INTERFACE IS HUMAN Building the Future of Human Interaction ➔ contact@realbotix.com ➔ sales@realbotix.com ➔ media@realbotix.com TSXV: XBOT | FSE: 76M0.F | OTC: XBOTF