Most investors chasing the AI robotics boom are focused on names like Tesla (Optimus) and Figure AI. But there's another player on the field - and it's not trying to build factory workers.
 

Instead of focusing on physical labor, this firm is pioneering social robots - humanoid machines that can talk, recognize faces, and hold lifelike conversations. Think concierge bots in hotels, AI companions in elder care, or interactive characters at theme parks.
 

That niche might sound small - until you realize it's part of a projected $7 trillion total addressable market by 2050. And while Tesla builds bots to move boxes, this company builds ones that interact with people.
 

This early mover already has commercial pilots underway, a proven product line, and exposure on platforms like Netflix and Joe Rogan. And with plans to uplist to a major U.S. exchange, it could soon be on far more radar screens.
 

With a current valuation of ~$200M and a first-mover edge in a high-demand niche, this isn't a speculative prototype - it's a functioning business at the starting line of a major growth wave.
 

For those who think the AI race is all about chips and code - Realbotix (TSX-V: XBOT, OTC: XBOTF) might be the next overlooked breakout.