Most humanoid robots at trade shows are glorified mannequins. They stand on a platform, wave on command, and go back in a crate when the cameras stop rolling. KEENON Robotics brought something different to CES 2026. The company showcased  its XMAN-R1 humanoid on American soil for the first time, and the robot spent the week greeting attendees by name, handing out candy, pouring drinks, and making heart shapes with its hands. KEENON is the same company that Aibotics Inc ( OTCI

There's a scaling problem in robotics that kills most startups before they ever ship a product. Building robots is expensive, manufacturing them at volume requires industrial infrastructure that takes years and hundreds of millions to develop, and distributing them internationally means navigating regulatory frameworks and dealer networks across dozens of countries. Most robotics companies burn through their runway trying to do all three at once. Aibotics Inc ( OTCID : $AIBT