01 September 2026 | News
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AIxCrypto Holdings, Inc. announced that RoboShare completed its first paid commercial deployment at The Malibu Mixer on August 29 at Malibufilms in Malibu, California. The customer paid for the engagement and confirmed completion. All seven robots appeared during the event, and the service concluded without incident.
The completed deployment represents an early commercial validation of RoboShare's model for connecting robot capacity with paid, real-world customer demand
Based on its review of publicly available information, AIxC believes this was the first paid commercial deployment completed by a U.S. robot-sharing platform to combine humanoid and quadruped robots in a coordinated live performance.
Seven Robots Join the Show
The Malibu Mixer, presented by Frenzee Broadcasting, Chicano Hollywood and Fr8qu8ncy, brought together artists, creators and entertainment-industry guests for music, live performances, fashion, food and networking.
RoboShare deployed seven robots across multiple form factors: one Master humanoid, one Futurist humanoid, four Aegis Pro quadruped robots and one NAVI compact robot. The robots were deployed across live performance, demonstrations and audience interaction, including a coordinated four-robot routine featuring humanoid and quadruped platforms.
Throughout the event, guests gathered around the robots, filmed and interacted with them, while DU$TY,Big and other performers incorporated the robots into the live entertainment experience.
From Creative Brief to Full-Service Delivery
RoboShare supported the DU$TY and Big event by coordinating the robot deployment for the live activation, including pre-event preparation and on-site operational support.
The deployment demonstrated RoboShare's ability to connect robot resources with real-world commercial demand and support robotic experiences across live entertainment and experiential settings.
"We had the creative idea, but we needed a team that could actually make the robot experience happen," said DU$TY and Big. "RoboShare handled the robots, setup and operation, turning the concept into a live experience. That allowed us to focus on the creative side while their team handled the execution."
More Than 20 Commercial Follow-Up Opportunities Identified
The event generated more than 20 expressions of commercial interest for potential RoboShare deployments across entertainment, events and content-production use cases. Several of these opportunities have already progressed into more detailed follow-up discussions regarding potential deployments.
While these discussions remain at an early stage and may not result in signed agreements or revenue, the level and range of inbound interest provide an early indication of potential demand for RoboShare's robot-sharing model. The RoboShare business team is now working with prospective customers to define deployment requirements, robot configurations, timing, pricing and next steps.
Turning Deployment Experience Into Operating Capability
RoboShare plans to conduct a formal post-deployment review incorporating operational data, customer feedback and lessons from the first paid engagement. The Company intends to use these insights to refine robot coordination, operator workflows, transportation, content design and safety procedures as it prepares for future deployments.
The team is also evaluating customer feedback regarding additional interactive capabilities that could broaden the range of experiences available through future RoboShare deployments.
Expanding Local Operating Capacity
RoboShare also plans to recruit robot operating partners through RoboShare & Co., the Company's partner program for the RoboShare ecosystem. The Company is seeking local teams that can provide transportation, robot operation, on-site service, maintenance and event fulfillment. Partners that complete capability review and training may participate in future local orders.
The partner model is intended to help RoboShare expand local fulfillment capacity without relying exclusively on a centralized operating team for every deployment, supporting the Company's strategy to build a more scalable network for commercial robot deployment.
Customers interested in booking robots for events, performances, brand activations or commercial services, and partners interested in supporting local robot operations, can visit RoboShare.com for more information.
