Ayubots Robotics is an independent research entity formed by a collective of engineers, researchers, designers and developers, dedicated to advancing the frontiers of intelligent robotics. Its work is focused on building systems that merge technical sophistication with real-world applicability, redefining how machines operate in environments where human presence is essential.
The first phase of this vision emerged through AYUBOT 001 and 002, semi-humanoid prototypes designed for service and hospitality. Conceived as practical yet precise systems, they demonstrated how modular engineering and intelligent autonomy can combine to create robotics that are both reliable and adaptable.
Extending beyond prototypes, the AYB Platform establishes a modular foundation for enterprise robotics. It enables organizations to move from proven concepts to specialized deployments, accelerating the transition from research to real-world operation. By grounding innovation in tested frameworks, the platform ensures that robotics can be implemented with speed, scale and resilience.
At the core of this ecosystem lies AYB ROS, the proprietary operating system powering every Ayubots machine. Built to evolve, it leverages local large language models to deliver reasoning, adaptability and autonomy independent of external infrastructure. AYB ROS provides the control layer for next generation robotics, intelligent systems capable of learning, adapting and enduring in dynamic environments.
The latest chapter introduces Spatial Agents, lifelike AI agents built for customer-facing roles. By bringing advanced intelligence to interactive devices, they make sophisticated robotics accessible without the complexity of physical infrastructure. Each agent develops domain expertise through dialogue, enabling authentic and specialized interaction in the real world.
Ayubots Robotics represents more than a progression of prototypes and platforms. It embodies a commitment to reshaping human and machine interaction. From physical systems to digital agents, every development points toward a future where robotics is not a spectacle but an integral layer of enterprise, service and everyday life.