Robo Inc. Targets U.S. Robot Deployment

Single-source brief: RoboStore has launched Robo Inc. to build and integrate robots for U.S. jobs.

What Changed

RoboStore publicly launched Robo Inc., a U.S.-based robot maker and systems integrator.

The new firm follows a year in stealth, according to The Robot Report.

RoboStore is the primary U.S. distributor for Unitree Robotics. It said it has sold and deployed more than 1,500 humanoid and quadruped robots.

The company also said it serves 4,500 North American customers.

The Deployment Plan

Robo Inc. says it will build application-specific robot systems. It does not promise one humanoid for every task.

Its model combines global supply chains with U.S.-based engineering, software, testing, service, and support.

Robo Inc. also says it will select hardware based on each job. That makes it a hardware-agnostic integrator.

The company plans a 66,000-square-foot production site on Long Island. It expects the site to be fully operational in early 2027.

What Remains Unproven

Robo Inc. is at the launch stage, not a confirmed operating deployment program.

The company says it will review data flows, network access, software controls, and job-specific risks. Its real-world safety and security results remain unknown.

It is also unclear which robot systems will reach production first. No independent confirmation was supplied.