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Robo.ai Inc. announced the capacity expansion plan for its intelligent data business segment. Following the delivery of its initial batch of real-world interaction data and the initiation of the revenue recognition process in the first quarter of this year, the company plans to advance this business line into a scaled capacity phase. To achieve a baseline delivery target of 10,000 hours of real-world interaction data in 2026 and to address the artificial intelligence industry's continued demand for structured data, Robo.ai is leveraging regional resources across the Middle East and Asia to establish a cross-regional AI data service network. Building upon the initial commercial processes established with DaBoss.AI, a Silicon Valley-based AI model data service provider, the company is advancing a supply chain system through partnerships based on Middle East-Asia regional synergies to create a data production platform serving the large model and intelligent industries. In the Middle East, Robo.ai plans to expand into multi-language and multi-scenario data annotation through strategic partnerships, building on its existing intelligent data operations. The company plans to develop standardized datasets centered on the Arabic language and local culture to consolidate its data node function within the regional AI ecosystem. Concurrently in East Asia, Robo.ai is integrating the embodied intelligent hardware supply chain by collaborating with local robotics manufacturers. This initiative seeks to secure the physical hardware, such as flexible robotic arms and physical robots, required for scaled intelligent data collection. By connecting the intelligent hardware and data collection segments of the supply chain, the company ensures its capacity to undertake data collection tasks requiring high-precision force control and spatial vision. Furthermore, in South Asia, Robo.ai is advancing cooperation frameworks with relevant data production platforms in India to address the data throughput requirements of AI model training. As a preliminary target for this regional cooperation, the company plans to develop an additional 30,000 hours of multi-dimensional scenario data collection and annotation processing capacity to steadily increase its total production scale.

Robo.ai announced that it has entered into a definitive share purchase agreement to acquire a 51% equity interest in Chinasky Car Trading FZE, an automotive trading company based in the United Arab Emirates. The transaction is intended to transform CCT's established trade network within the Jebel Ali Free Zone into a central global distribution hub for Robo.ai. This integration is expected to reduce the market entry cycle for the Company's intelligent hardware portfolio. This distribution network is intended to support the deployment of the Company's future hardware pipeline, including Robotaxis, eVTOL aircraft, and intelligent logistics robots, thereby advancing the Company's strategy encompassing AI software, intelligent hardware, and smart assets. Specifically, the Company's commercial vehicle joint venture, RoBUS, will leverage CCT's infrastructure to establish a dual-drive infrastructure combining manufacturing and distribution. RoBUS's customized commercial vehicle series will gain immediate access to CCT's distribution channels across more than 20 markets in Central Asia, North Africa, and Eastern Europe, serving as a complementary growth driver to the manufacturing partner's existing network. Located in the Jebel Ali Free Zone, CCT generated approximately over AED 100M or approximately $30M in revenue for the FY25.

Following recent announcement regarding the establishment of its Embodied AI data joint venture in Dubai, Robo.ai Inc. disclosed that its subsidiary has secured its first commercial order for Embodied AI data. Under the agreement, the subsidiary will provide 30,000 hours of Embodied AI robot training data to U.S.-based DaBoss.AI Inc. over a 12-month delivery period.

Robo.ai Inc. announced the execution of a definitive joint venture agreement with DaBoss.AI, an embodied intelligence data technology company based in Silicon Valley. The parties will establish a Robo.ai-controlled joint venture in the UAE to create a distributed embodied intelligence data acquisition and annotation center. The joint venture intends to integrate DaBoss.AI's industry insights from Silicon Valley with its global distributed collaboration model. Its strategic objectives are to enable AI developers by 1) enhancing delivery efficiency for clients through a global collaborative network enabling cross-geography response to data acquisition tasks; 2) expanding access to diversified scenarios through a global node network providing multi-modal datasets across various environments and conditions; and 3) developing a standardized compliance framework, leveraging UAE's strategic position to explore internationally aligned data processing protocols. Robo.ai will hold a 51% equity stake in the joint venture and appoint a majority of its board members. The venture's financial results will be consolidated into Robo.ai's financial statements under U.S. GAAP. The parties plan to complete the initial deployment of the distributed network and commence commercial operations within 90 days following the agreement's execution.