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Company

Realbotix

Realbotix Corp.

Founded
2020
HQ
Las Vegas, NV, USA

Overview

Realbotix Corp. (TSX-V: XBOT / Frankfurt: 76M0) is a U.S.-based holding company developing lifelike humanoid robots and embodied AI for human interaction. Two divisions: Realbotix LLC (commercial robotics — education, healthcare, hospitality, customer service) and Intima LLC (direct-to-consumer adult wellness, 86% ownership of RealDoll).

CEO Andrew Kiguel, ~25 employees in commercial robotics. Products include Aria ($175,000 humanoid with 17 facial motors, patented silicone skin, AI vision) and Sally ($57,590 teaching assistant). Manufactured in Las Vegas, NV. Acquired by Onconetix (NASDAQ: ONCO) February 2026.

Verified record

Verified deployments
None on file
Active incidents
None on file

Key facts

Product

Sallyhumanoid robot teaching assistant ($57,590)

Deployment

Salamanca City Central School District, NY — PAUSED after public criticism July 2026

Features

'Lifelike appearance' — silicone skin, long brown hair, AI-powered

Founded

2020 by Matt McMullen

Divisions

Realbotix LLC (commercial robotics) + Intima LLC (DTC adult wellness, 86% RealDoll)

Employees

~25 in commercial robotics division

Acquisition

Acquired by Onconetix (NASDAQ: ONCO) Feb 2026 — all-stock share exchange

Products

Aria ($175K humanoid companion), Sally ($57,590 teaching assistant), David

Technology

Patented silicone skin, 17 facial motors, microscopic eye cameras, AI vision, 15 languages

Use cases

Education, healthcare, hospitality, entertainment, customer service, wellness

Pilot program

Bloom Procurement — socially assistive robots for elderly in Northeast England

Data & sources

Web sources

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Current leadership (1)

Safety record

No incidents on record for Realbotix.

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Recent coverage

Realbotix in third-party press