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Trades about 56% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Ai Robotics Inc. is a Japanese enterprise primarily involved in the advertising sector. Its core offering includes "SELL," an advanced artificial intelligence system designed to streamline and automate a broad spectrum of advertising functions. These encompass brand analysis, product conceptualization and development, marketing execution, customer support, supply chain logistics, inventory oversight, and customer relationship management. The company additionally furnishes specialized AI-driven marketing solutions. Beyond its technological services, Ai Robotics also markets a range of consumer goods, including skincare products, beauty devices, and hair dryers, under proprietary brands such as Yunth, Brighte, Straine, LOEM TOKYO, ELEKI BRUSH, and SHOWER DRYER. Founded in 2016, the firm, initially known as HowTwo! Inc., adopted its current identity as Ai Robotics Inc. in July 2020 and maintains its corporate headquarters in Minato, Japan.
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