{"success":true,"data":{"pressRelease":{"id":"163269","rtpr_id":"nGNX4Zf3Tc-20261007","ticker":"AIBT","exchange":"OTC","all_tickers":["AIBT","EHVVF"],"title":"AIBotics and Empulser Position ‘Power. Persistence. Autonomy.’ Strategy as Pentagon Accelerates Autonomous Warfare Capabilities","author":"Globe Newswire","published_at":"2026-10-07T14:00:00.162Z","article_body":"Pentagon plans for a new Autonomous Warfare Command and Project Agincourt\nhighlight growing U.S. defense focus on drones, AI, autonomous systems and\nresilient power infrastructure\n\nIntelligence alone is not enough as autonomous systems move from\nexperimentation toward persistent real-world deployment. Autonomous systems\nalso need power, endurance, resilience, and infrastructure.\n\nMIAMI, Oct. 07, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AIBotics, Inc. (OTCID: AIBT)\n(“AIBotics” or the “Company”) today highlighted the growing strategic\nimportance of power, endurance and infrastructure for autonomous systems\nfollowing the U.S. Department of Defense’s announcement of plans to\nestablish a new Autonomous Warfare Command focused on accelerating autonomous\nand robotic capabilities across the U.S. military. As previously announced,\nAIBotics has entered into an Exchange Agreement to acquire Empulser\nEnterprises LLC (“Empulser”), a U.S. defense-technology company developing\nwireless power and autonomous-system technologies, subject to customary\nclosing conditions.\n\nIn his inaugural “State of the Force” address, Secretary of Defense Pete\nHegseth announced plans to establish a new four-star Autonomous Warfare\nCommand to accelerate the development and fielding of autonomous and\nsemi-autonomous systems across the U.S. military. He also unveiled Project\nAgincourt, an interim initiative designed to bring military operators and\ntechnology entrepreneurs together to speed development and adaptation of AI-\nand drone-enabled capabilities.\n\nThe initiatives reflect an accelerating Department of Defense emphasis on\nunmanned systems, artificial intelligence and autonomy across aerial, maritime\nand ground operations. Separately, the Pentagon also announced an initiative\nto strengthen the ability of military installations to generate and maintain\nresilient power independently of vulnerable public grids.\n\nFor AIBotics and Empulser, these developments highlight a broader challenge\nthey believe will become increasingly important as autonomous systems move\nfrom experimentation toward persistent real-world deployment: intelligence\nalone is not enough. Autonomous systems also need power, endurance,\nresilience, and infrastructure.\n\nPower. Persistence. Autonomy.\n\nEmpulser is developing a U.S.-focused defense and dual-use technology platform\naround wireless power, autonomous systems, unmanned technologies, and\nsupporting infrastructure.\n\nIts development strategy is focused on technologies intended to improve the\nendurance, deployment, and coordination of autonomous platforms across\ndefense, government, critical-infrastructure, and commercial applications.\n\nThe company’s long-term technology thesis is centered on three\ninterconnected requirements:\n1. Power. Autonomous platforms require reliable energy systems capable of\nsupporting operations beyond conventional manual charging cycles.\n2. Persistence. Extending the time autonomous systems can remain operational\ncan increase their usefulness across surveillance, inspection, logistics,\nsecurity, and other applications.\n3. Autonomy. AI-enabled systems become increasingly valuable as they can\nperform missions with progressively less human intervention while coordinating\nwith other machines and infrastructure.\nEmpulser’s technology roadmap includes wireless-power systems, charging\ninfrastructure, autonomous aerial and ground platforms, AI-enabled fleet\ncoordination and related technologies intended to support more persistent\nunmanned operations. The company’s investor materials describe a modular\narchitecture spanning energy, infrastructure, intelligence, platforms and\nsoftware.\n\nPatrick Tsang, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Empulser and Strategic\nAdvisor to AIBotics, said, “The acceleration of autonomous systems across\ndefense makes the power and persistence problem increasingly important.\nBuilding a more capable drone or robot is only part of the equation. If\nautonomous machines are going to operate for longer periods, across more\ndemanding environments and with less human intervention, they will need an\ninfrastructure layer capable of supporting them.” Mr. Tsang continued,\n“That is the challenge Empulser is being built around. Our ambition is to\ncombine wireless power, autonomous systems and enabling technologies to\nincrease the persistence and effectiveness of unmanned platforms. Ultimately,\nwe want to help move the industry toward a future where flight time and\nbattery endurance become less significant constraints on autonomous\noperations.”\n\nBen Kaplan, Chief Executive Officer of AIBotics, commented, “The direction\nof the autonomous-systems market is becoming increasingly clear. Artificial\nintelligence is moving from software into machines operating in the physical\nworld, and those machines need power, communications, coordination and\ninfrastructure. Empulser’s focus on power and persistence gives AIBotics\nexposure to an important layer of that emerging ecosystem.”\n\nMr. Tsang added, “AI gives machines intelligence. Power gives them\npersistence. Infrastructure enables autonomy at scale. The Pentagon’s\ngrowing focus on autonomous warfare capabilities and resilient power\ninfrastructure underscores how closely those two challenges are converging.\nThat intersection, power, persistence and autonomy, is exactly where I believe\nEmpulser’s strategy becomes most compelling.”\n\nFrom Intelligent Machines to Persistent Autonomous Systems\n\nThe Department of Defense’s evolving autonomy strategy encompasses more than\ndrones. Current military initiatives include autonomous aircraft, unmanned\nmaritime platforms, AI-enabled command-and-control systems and other robotic\ncapabilities. The Pentagon has said the planned Autonomous Warfare Command is\nintended to accelerate autonomous capabilities across the joint force.\n\nEmpulser similarly views autonomy as a broader systems challenge rather than a\nsingle-platform opportunity. The company’s development strategy contemplates\napplications across autonomous aerial systems, unmanned ground vehicles,\nfleet-management software, wireless charging infrastructure and related\ndefense and dual-use technologies. Potential applications identified by\nEmpulser include persistent surveillance, perimeter security, autonomous\ninspection, logistics, infrastructure monitoring and coordinated unmanned\noperations.\n\nEmpulser’s products and technologies remain in development. Technology\nperformance, testing, validation, certification, customer adoption and\ncommercialization remain subject to successful engineering, financing and\nexecution.\n\nAbout AIBotics\n\nAIBotics, Inc. is a global technology company building a platform around\nAI-enabled robotics, autonomous systems and intelligent automation. The\nCompany focuses on applying advanced technologies to real-world environments\nthrough strategic partnerships, technology development and international\nmarket relationships. AIBotics seeks to identify, develop, implement, and\nscale solutions that improve how machines operate, automate business\nprocesses, and extend the practical application of artificial intelligence\ninto the physical world. Through a scalable, partnership-driven model,\nAIBotics is building a diversified robotics and autonomous-systems platform\ndesigned to support commercial, industrial and other mission-driven\napplications across global markets. For more information on AIBotics, visit\nwww.aibotics.ai\n\nAbout Empulser Enterprises LLC\n\nEmpulser Enterprises LLC is a U.S.-focused defense and dual-use technology\ncompany developing a platform around wireless power, autonomous systems,\nunmanned technologies, and supporting infrastructure. Empulser’s development\nstrategy is focused on technologies intended to improve the endurance,\ndeployment, and coordination of autonomous platforms across defense,\ngovernment, critical-infrastructure, and commercial applications. Empulser’s\nproducts and technologies are in development, and future milestones are\nsubject to successful engineering, testing, validation, certification, funding\nand commercialization. For more information on Empulser, visit\nwww.empulser.com.\n\nAbout Patrick Tsang\n\nPatrick Tsang is an international investor and entrepreneur and Chairman of\nTsang Group, a fourth-generation single-family office with interests across\ntechnology, real estate and natural resources. He is the Founder and Chief\nExecutive Officer of Empulser Enterprises LLC, a U.S.-focused defense and\ndual-use technology company developing technologies around wireless power,\nautonomous systems and unmanned platforms.\n\nOver more than two decades, Tsang has worked across international investment,\ncapital formation, mergers and acquisitions, corporate development and\nemerging technology, building relationships across Asia, Europe, the Middle\nEast and North America. Through his leadership, he was an early-stage investor\nand strategic advisor to Pulse Evolution, playing a strategic role in its\njourney through the FaceBank/fuboTV transaction and subsequent NYSE listing\nduring the Covid period. SEC filings subsequently referenced an approximately\n300-times return in two years on the investment based on fuboTV's late-2020\nshare price.\n\nTsang is a qualified solicitor in England and Wales and Hong Kong and attended\nHarvard Business School's Owner/President Management (OPM) program. He is the\nauthor of The Global Citizen and has been actively involved in philanthropy\nand international leadership throughout his career, including through the Duke\nof Edinburgh's World Fellowship, Rotary International and YPO. He was\nrecognized as China Economic Person of the Year during the China Economic\nDevelopment Forum in 2014.\n\nForward-Looking Statement Disclaimer\n\nThis press release contains “forward-looking statements” within the\nmeaning of applicable securities laws. Forward-looking statements include,\namong other things, statements regarding the proposed acquisition of Empulser;\nthe anticipated structure, timing, closing and benefits of the transaction;\nthe issuance, earning and conversion of Series C Preferred Stock and potential\ndilution associated with conversion; the achievement and verification of\nearn-out milestones; any discretionary pre-closing loans by AIBotics to\nEmpulser; the contemplated management transition involving Patrick Tsang;\nAIBotics’ and Empulser’s business strategies; technology development,\ntesting, validation, certification and commercialization;\nintellectual-property development; financing and capital formation; strategic\npartnerships; government, defense and commercial opportunities; potential\ncustomers, contracts and revenue; future acquisitions; and the Company’s\nbroader strategy in AI, robotics, autonomous systems and defense and dual-use\ntechnology. Forward-looking statements are based on current expectations,\nassumptions and estimates and are subject to risks and uncertainties that\ncould cause actual results to differ materially. These risks include, among\nothers, the possibility that the transaction may not close on the anticipated\nterms or timing, or at all; failure to satisfy or waive closing conditions,\nincluding delivery of required audited financial statements and maintenance of\nrequired filing status; termination following due diligence, an uncured\nmaterial breach or a material adverse change; AIBotics’ decision not to\nprovide discretionary pre-closing financing or the parties’ failure to\nexecute satisfactory loan and security documents; failure to achieve or\nsubstantiate earn-out milestones; setoff or cancellation of earn-out\nconsideration; dilution associated with conversion of preferred stock; failure\nto satisfy the conditions to Patrick Tsang’s proposed appointment as Chief\nExecutive Officer and a director; integration risks; development and\nengineering risks; testing, certification and regulatory requirements;\nprotection of intellectual property; competition; dependence on key personnel\nand strategic relationships; customer adoption; government procurement\nprocesses; and the Company’s ability to execute its business plan. Readers\nshould review AIBotics’ filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange\nCommission, including the Current Report on Form 8-K relating to the Exchange\nAgreement, for additional information concerning risks and uncertainties.\nForward-looking statements speak only as of the date of this release, and the\nCompany undertakes no obligation to update them except as required by law.\n\nMedia and Investor Relations\n\nDavid Kugelman\nAtlanta Capital Partners, LLC\n(404) 856-9157 Office\n(404) 281-8556 Mobile and WhatsApp\ndk@atlcp.com\n\n\n\nGlobeNewswire, Inc. 2026","article_body_html":"","raw_payload":{"data":{"id":"nGNX4Zf3Tc-20261007","title":"AIBotics and Empulser Position ‘Power. Persistence. Autonomy.’ Strategy as Pentagon Accelerates Autonomous Warfare Capabilities","author":"Globe Newswire","ticker":"AIBT","created":"2026-10-07T14:00:00.162Z","tickers":["AIBT","EHVVF"],"exchange":"OTC","article_body":"Pentagon plans for a new Autonomous Warfare Command and Project Agincourt\nhighlight growing U.S. defense focus on drones, AI, autonomous systems and\nresilient power infrastructure\n\nIntelligence alone is not enough as autonomous systems move from\nexperimentation toward persistent real-world deployment. Autonomous systems\nalso need power, endurance, resilience, and infrastructure.\n\nMIAMI, Oct. 07, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AIBotics, Inc. (OTCID: AIBT)\n(“AIBotics” or the “Company”) today highlighted the growing strategic\nimportance of power, endurance and infrastructure for autonomous systems\nfollowing the U.S. Department of Defense’s announcement of plans to\nestablish a new Autonomous Warfare Command focused on accelerating autonomous\nand robotic capabilities across the U.S. military. As previously announced,\nAIBotics has entered into an Exchange Agreement to acquire Empulser\nEnterprises LLC (“Empulser”), a U.S. defense-technology company developing\nwireless power and autonomous-system technologies, subject to customary\nclosing conditions.\n\nIn his inaugural “State of the Force” address, Secretary of Defense Pete\nHegseth announced plans to establish a new four-star Autonomous Warfare\nCommand to accelerate the development and fielding of autonomous and\nsemi-autonomous systems across the U.S. military. He also unveiled Project\nAgincourt, an interim initiative designed to bring military operators and\ntechnology entrepreneurs together to speed development and adaptation of AI-\nand drone-enabled capabilities.\n\nThe initiatives reflect an accelerating Department of Defense emphasis on\nunmanned systems, artificial intelligence and autonomy across aerial, maritime\nand ground operations. Separately, the Pentagon also announced an initiative\nto strengthen the ability of military installations to generate and maintain\nresilient power independently of vulnerable public grids.\n\nFor AIBotics and Empulser, these developments highlight a broader challenge\nthey believe will become increasingly important as autonomous systems move\nfrom experimentation toward persistent real-world deployment: intelligence\nalone is not enough. Autonomous systems also need power, endurance,\nresilience, and infrastructure.\n\nPower. Persistence. Autonomy.\n\nEmpulser is developing a U.S.-focused defense and dual-use technology platform\naround wireless power, autonomous systems, unmanned technologies, and\nsupporting infrastructure.\n\nIts development strategy is focused on technologies intended to improve the\nendurance, deployment, and coordination of autonomous platforms across\ndefense, government, critical-infrastructure, and commercial applications.\n\nThe company’s long-term technology thesis is centered on three\ninterconnected requirements:\n1. Power. Autonomous platforms require reliable energy systems capable of\nsupporting operations beyond conventional manual charging cycles.\n2. Persistence. Extending the time autonomous systems can remain operational\ncan increase their usefulness across surveillance, inspection, logistics,\nsecurity, and other applications.\n3. Autonomy. AI-enabled systems become increasingly valuable as they can\nperform missions with progressively less human intervention while coordinating\nwith other machines and infrastructure.\nEmpulser’s technology roadmap includes wireless-power systems, charging\ninfrastructure, autonomous aerial and ground platforms, AI-enabled fleet\ncoordination and related technologies intended to support more persistent\nunmanned operations. The company’s investor materials describe a modular\narchitecture spanning energy, infrastructure, intelligence, platforms and\nsoftware.\n\nPatrick Tsang, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Empulser and Strategic\nAdvisor to AIBotics, said, “The acceleration of autonomous systems across\ndefense makes the power and persistence problem increasingly important.\nBuilding a more capable drone or robot is only part of the equation. If\nautonomous machines are going to operate for longer periods, across more\ndemanding environments and with less human intervention, they will need an\ninfrastructure layer capable of supporting them.” Mr. Tsang continued,\n“That is the challenge Empulser is being built around. Our ambition is to\ncombine wireless power, autonomous systems and enabling technologies to\nincrease the persistence and effectiveness of unmanned platforms. Ultimately,\nwe want to help move the industry toward a future where flight time and\nbattery endurance become less significant constraints on autonomous\noperations.”\n\nBen Kaplan, Chief Executive Officer of AIBotics, commented, “The direction\nof the autonomous-systems market is becoming increasingly clear. Artificial\nintelligence is moving from software into machines operating in the physical\nworld, and those machines need power, communications, coordination and\ninfrastructure. Empulser’s focus on power and persistence gives AIBotics\nexposure to an important layer of that emerging ecosystem.”\n\nMr. Tsang added, “AI gives machines intelligence. Power gives them\npersistence. Infrastructure enables autonomy at scale. The Pentagon’s\ngrowing focus on autonomous warfare capabilities and resilient power\ninfrastructure underscores how closely those two challenges are converging.\nThat intersection, power, persistence and autonomy, is exactly where I believe\nEmpulser’s strategy becomes most compelling.”\n\nFrom Intelligent Machines to Persistent Autonomous Systems\n\nThe Department of Defense’s evolving autonomy strategy encompasses more than\ndrones. Current military initiatives include autonomous aircraft, unmanned\nmaritime platforms, AI-enabled command-and-control systems and other robotic\ncapabilities. The Pentagon has said the planned Autonomous Warfare Command is\nintended to accelerate autonomous capabilities across the joint force.\n\nEmpulser similarly views autonomy as a broader systems challenge rather than a\nsingle-platform opportunity. The company’s development strategy contemplates\napplications across autonomous aerial systems, unmanned ground vehicles,\nfleet-management software, wireless charging infrastructure and related\ndefense and dual-use technologies. Potential applications identified by\nEmpulser include persistent surveillance, perimeter security, autonomous\ninspection, logistics, infrastructure monitoring and coordinated unmanned\noperations.\n\nEmpulser’s products and technologies remain in development. Technology\nperformance, testing, validation, certification, customer adoption and\ncommercialization remain subject to successful engineering, financing and\nexecution.\n\nAbout AIBotics\n\nAIBotics, Inc. is a global technology company building a platform around\nAI-enabled robotics, autonomous systems and intelligent automation. The\nCompany focuses on applying advanced technologies to real-world environments\nthrough strategic partnerships, technology development and international\nmarket relationships. AIBotics seeks to identify, develop, implement, and\nscale solutions that improve how machines operate, automate business\nprocesses, and extend the practical application of artificial intelligence\ninto the physical world. Through a scalable, partnership-driven model,\nAIBotics is building a diversified robotics and autonomous-systems platform\ndesigned to support commercial, industrial and other mission-driven\napplications across global markets. For more information on AIBotics, visit\nwww.aibotics.ai\n\nAbout Empulser Enterprises LLC\n\nEmpulser Enterprises LLC is a U.S.-focused defense and dual-use technology\ncompany developing a platform around wireless power, autonomous systems,\nunmanned technologies, and supporting infrastructure. Empulser’s development\nstrategy is focused on technologies intended to improve the endurance,\ndeployment, and coordination of autonomous platforms across defense,\ngovernment, critical-infrastructure, and commercial applications. Empulser’s\nproducts and technologies are in development, and future milestones are\nsubject to successful engineering, testing, validation, certification, funding\nand commercialization. For more information on Empulser, visit\nwww.empulser.com.\n\nAbout Patrick Tsang\n\nPatrick Tsang is an international investor and entrepreneur and Chairman of\nTsang Group, a fourth-generation single-family office with interests across\ntechnology, real estate and natural resources. He is the Founder and Chief\nExecutive Officer of Empulser Enterprises LLC, a U.S.-focused defense and\ndual-use technology company developing technologies around wireless power,\nautonomous systems and unmanned platforms.\n\nOver more than two decades, Tsang has worked across international investment,\ncapital formation, mergers and acquisitions, corporate development and\nemerging technology, building relationships across Asia, Europe, the Middle\nEast and North America. Through his leadership, he was an early-stage investor\nand strategic advisor to Pulse Evolution, playing a strategic role in its\njourney through the FaceBank/fuboTV transaction and subsequent NYSE listing\nduring the Covid period. SEC filings subsequently referenced an approximately\n300-times return in two years on the investment based on fuboTV's late-2020\nshare price.\n\nTsang is a qualified solicitor in England and Wales and Hong Kong and attended\nHarvard Business School's Owner/President Management (OPM) program. He is the\nauthor of The Global Citizen and has been actively involved in philanthropy\nand international leadership throughout his career, including through the Duke\nof Edinburgh's World Fellowship, Rotary International and YPO. He was\nrecognized as China Economic Person of the Year during the China Economic\nDevelopment Forum in 2014.\n\nForward-Looking Statement Disclaimer\n\nThis press release contains “forward-looking statements” within the\nmeaning of applicable securities laws. Forward-looking statements include,\namong other things, statements regarding the proposed acquisition of Empulser;\nthe anticipated structure, timing, closing and benefits of the transaction;\nthe issuance, earning and conversion of Series C Preferred Stock and potential\ndilution associated with conversion; the achievement and verification of\nearn-out milestones; any discretionary pre-closing loans by AIBotics to\nEmpulser; the contemplated management transition involving Patrick Tsang;\nAIBotics’ and Empulser’s business strategies; technology development,\ntesting, validation, certification and commercialization;\nintellectual-property development; financing and capital formation; strategic\npartnerships; government, defense and commercial opportunities; potential\ncustomers, contracts and revenue; future acquisitions; and the Company’s\nbroader strategy in AI, robotics, autonomous systems and defense and dual-use\ntechnology. Forward-looking statements are based on current expectations,\nassumptions and estimates and are subject to risks and uncertainties that\ncould cause actual results to differ materially. These risks include, among\nothers, the possibility that the transaction may not close on the anticipated\nterms or timing, or at all; failure to satisfy or waive closing conditions,\nincluding delivery of required audited financial statements and maintenance of\nrequired filing status; termination following due diligence, an uncured\nmaterial breach or a material adverse change; AIBotics’ decision not to\nprovide discretionary pre-closing financing or the parties’ failure to\nexecute satisfactory loan and security documents; failure to achieve or\nsubstantiate earn-out milestones; setoff or cancellation of earn-out\nconsideration; dilution associated with conversion of preferred stock; failure\nto satisfy the conditions to Patrick Tsang’s proposed appointment as Chief\nExecutive Officer and a director; integration risks; development and\nengineering risks; testing, certification and regulatory requirements;\nprotection of intellectual property; competition; dependence on key personnel\nand strategic relationships; customer adoption; government procurement\nprocesses; and the Company’s ability to execute its business plan. Readers\nshould review AIBotics’ filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange\nCommission, including the Current Report on Form 8-K relating to the Exchange\nAgreement, for additional information concerning risks and uncertainties.\nForward-looking statements speak only as of the date of this release, and the\nCompany undertakes no obligation to update them except as required by law.\n\nMedia and Investor Relations\n\nDavid Kugelman\nAtlanta Capital Partners, LLC\n(404) 856-9157 Office\n(404) 281-8556 Mobile and WhatsApp\ndk@atlcp.com\n\n\n\nGlobeNewswire, Inc. 2026"},"type":"article","timestamp":"2026-10-07T14:00:00.273961468Z","server_sent_at_ms":1791381600273},"received_at":"2026-10-07T14:00:00.324Z","source_url":null},"analysis":{"id":"151737","press_release_id":"163269","analysis_json":{"industry":{"label":"Software","sector":"Information Technology"},"redFlags":["acquisition is pending and may not close; conditions include audited financials, filing status and due-diligence/termination rights","potential dilution from conversion of Series C Preferred Stock","earn-out consideration subject to milestone achievement and setoff/cancellation","proposed CEO appointment of Patrick Tsang is contingent on conditions","Empulser products are pre-commercialization with financing and execution risk","promotional tone riding DoD policy headlines with no disclosed revenue, customers, or contract figures"],"eventType":"m_and_a","narrative":"AIBotics tied its pending acquisition of Empulser Enterprises, a wireless-power and autonomous-systems defense-technology company, to the Pentagon's newly announced Autonomous Warfare Command and Project Agincourt.\n\nThe release is largely strategic positioning: Empulser's products remain in development, with testing, certification, customer adoption and commercialization all subject to engineering, financing and execution.\n\nForward-looking disclosures reference potential dilution from Series C Preferred Stock conversion, earn-out milestones, discretionary pre-closing loans, and a proposed management transition to Patrick Tsang as CEO, none of which is yet assured.","sentiment":"neutral","agentHooks":{"shouldPost":false,"suggestedAngle":"Micro-cap promotional release linking pending Empulser acquisition to Pentagon autonomy spending — treat as low-signal until deal closes or contracts materialize."},"keyFigures":{"customDimensions":{"pentagon_initiative":"new four-star Autonomous Warfare Command and Project Agincourt announced","exchange_agreement_status":"pending acquisition of Empulser Enterprises LLC, subject to customary closing conditions"}},"quotedText":"AI gives machines intelligence. 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