Onconetix Target Realbotix Launches Humanoid Robot Pilot | ONCO Stock News
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The program will test how Realbotix robots can deliver presentations, support events, and hold interactive conversations in real social settings, including not only one-on-one exchanges but rooms full of people. The pilot is designed to evaluate how humanoid robots can function as practical presenters, hosts, and brand ambassadors in dynamic, audience-facing environments.
Possible roles identified for the robots in the pilot include corporate event hosting, live product demonstrations, customer engagement, education and training support, hospitality and retail assistance, public information services, reception and concierge functions, and guided visitor experiences.
The pilot also tests how the Realbotix platform can be configured to a partner’s specific workflows. CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 03, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Onconetix, Inc. (Nasdaq: ONCO) (“Onconetix” or the “Company”) is providing the following summary of a press release issued by Realbotix Corp., parent of Realbotix LLC (“Realbotix”), the target of Onconetix’s previously announced pending acquisition.
Realbotix has announced a pilot program with a leading European telecommunications company to deploy its humanoid robots in live presentations and events. Onconetix is sharing this development with its shareholders as it relates to Realbotix, the target of the pending acquisition. The pilot will test Realbotix robots as presenters, hosts, and brand ambassadors in real-world, audience-facing environments, including corporate events, live product demonstrations, customer engagement, training support, hospitality and retail assistance, public information services, reception and concierge roles, and guided visitor experiences. It will also evaluate how the Realbotix platform can be configured to a partner’s specific workflows.
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Published September 5, 2026
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