MBody AI is all set to expand its robot business in North America. And the reason is quite obvious. The demand for AI-powered service robots, as we all know, is increasing day by day. Earlier, the company used to provide services in 9 states. However, it is now starting its operations in 2 other states, California and Florida. And not only this, but MBody AI has also entered Canada with its first deployment in Ontario.

This step is surely an important part of the company’s growth strategy. And it came at a time when MBody AI is planning to merge with Check-Cap. The only purpose of this step is to strengthen MBody AI’s position in the enterprise robotics industry.

MBody CEO, John Fowler, said that this growth means a lot to us. This shows that our main product, Orchestrator, can work in different markets. He also explained that a system gets better the more it is used. When more and more robots join the network, it will help the platform collect and study more data on a daily basis.

MBody AI started its operations in 2024. The company says its goal is to help build the “autonomous workforce of the future” using robots with the help of AI. Orchestrator is their main product, which they say works with almost any type of hardware. Its main purpose is to give businesses AI-based insights. This helps them run their robot fleet better.

How does it help? The company says that this platform can help with robot deployment planning. Not only this, but it also helps in predicting when a machine needs repair work. And do you know what the interesting part is? It also helps coordinate large groups of robots at once. This company is mainly based in Las Vegas and works with many well-known clients in various industries.

How Orchestrator Works

The service robot industry in North America is growing. Research from Mordor Intelligence shows the market was worth about $16 billion in 2026. It could grow to $29 billion by 2031. In Canada alone, Statista reports the industry might reach close to $1.5 billion by 2029. 

Orchestrator was built for companies so that they can manage their robots working in various industries. The company calls it a control center that is powered by AI. That means the owners can monitor their robots from anywhere in the world with the help of Orchestrator. Not only this, but they can also assign them tasks. The basic purpose is to improve the overall performance of robots.

In March, MBody AI announced that they had built a robot system for a floor-cleaning program in the gaming and hospitality industry with a Fortune 500 company. They are now expanding this service to more places across the United States.

Merger With Check-Cap

MBody AI isn’t stopping here. They are also moving ahead with a merger. This merger may also support their expansion into more industries. Yes, you heard it right. A merger with Check-Cap is expected.

Check-Cap was initially focused on developing medical diagnostic tools. But now its focus has changed. They are merging with MBody AI. Once this merger is completed, Check-Cap plans to become a publicly traded company. This company will be offering AI-backed tools to manage robots in various industries. These industries include hotels, gaming, real estate, healthcare, data centers, etc.

David Lontini, Chairman and acting CEO of Check-Cap, states that MBody AI has become the chief partner for businesses having trouble locating enough employees. Lontini stated that “MBody AI is developing as a critical robotic solutions provider for industries seeking to address labor shortages and enhance service commitments in North America. We remain highly focused on completing the transaction.”

Shareholders from both MBody AI and Check-Cap have already voted to approve the merger. Nasdaq finished its first review of the listing application back in April.

Both companies say the merger is moving forward as planned. Though it still needs to clear a few final steps and get approval from regulators.