FUTR Partners with Realbotix to Bring AI Agents Into the Physical World

Executive Summary

• FUTR Corporation entered into a strategic partnership with Realbotix Corp. to integrate FUTR’s AI Agent platform with Realbotix’s humanoid robotics, creating a physical interface for AI agents.
• The pilot program is slated to begin in the first half of 2026, with plans to develop FUTR‑branded robots, technical API integration, and joint marketing demonstrations.
• Both companies will evaluate pilot results to assess broader commercial opportunities beyond the initial rollout.

Key Details

• Effective date of partnership: January 2 2026.
• Partner: Realbotix Corp. (TSXV: XBOT).
• Collaboration focus:
• Development of FUTR‑branded Realbotix humanoid robots serving as physical interfaces for FUTR AI Agents.
• Technical integration via APIs to enable secure data exchange, task execution, and payment processing between the FUTR platform and robotic hardware.
• Joint demonstrations and marketing content showcasing consumer and enterprise use cases.
• Pilot timeline: First half of 2026; results will be evaluated for potential expansion.
• Expected benefits:
• Enables users to interact with AI agents through voice, expression, and movement in a physical environment.
• Extends FUTR’s privacy‑first, token‑enabled platform into a tangible consumer experience.
• Executive quotes:
• Alex McDougall, President of FUTR: “Working with Realbotix allows us to explore a new interface layer for FUTR's AI Agents… extending access while remaining aligned with our privacy‑first and data ownership principles.”
• Andrew Kiguel, CEO of Realbotix: “This partnership reflects growing demand for AI that moves beyond screens… physical AI can support everyday decision‑making.”

Notable Quotes

• “Working with Realbotix allows us to explore a new interface layer for FUTR's AI Agents,” – Alex McDougall, President, FUTR.
• “Integrating FUTR's AI Agent platform with humanoid robotics demonstrates how physical AI can support everyday decision‑making,” – Andrew Kiguel, CEO, Realbotix.