MBody AI Executives to Present at Wainwright Conference

MBody AI Ltd. (NASDAQ: MBAI) has announced that Chief Executive Officer John Fowler and Chief Financial Officer Tim Hayden will present at the H.C. Wainwright 28th Annual Global Investment Conference. The event is scheduled for September 14-16, 2026, at the Lotte New York Palace Hotel in New York City. The company, headquartered in Isfiya, Israel, with additional operations in Las Vegas, will use the forum to engage with investors regarding its software platform for autonomous robot fleets.

According to a report by GN stocks/nasdaq, the presentation will be available on-demand following the live session. In addition to the formal address, management will hold one-on-one meetings with institutional investors. Those seeking to schedule these private discussions are directed to contact their H.C. Wainwright representatives or the company’s investor relations team via email or phone. The company emphasized that these interactions are part of its ongoing effort to maintain transparency with its shareholder base.

Orchestrator Platform Drives Fleet Coordination

MBody AI’s core product, the Orchestrator, functions as a proprietary, hardware-agnostic software layer. It integrates multiple functional components to support autonomous operation and fleet-level coordination across diverse physical environments. The platform is designed to manage robot workforces from various vendors, allowing hospitality and gaming operators to standardize their technology stack without being locked into specific hardware manufacturers.

The system relies on two primary features: AI Optimization and Task Verification and Reporting. AI Optimization analyzes telemetry and run-time data to generate performance recommendations, aiming to improve key performance indicators across the entire fleet. Task Verification provides unified dashboarding and confirms the completion of assigned tasks, offering operators a single view of their multi-vendor robot deployments.

Customer Base Includes Fortune 500 Operators

The company reports that it counts Fortune 500 operators among its customers. These long-term agreements allow MBody AI to manage diverse robot fleets across multiple sites and use cases. The business model focuses on the software layer that coordinates these autonomous systems, rather than the sale of the physical robots themselves. This approach positions the company as a central intelligence hub for enterprise robotics in the hospitality and gaming sectors.

MBody AI states that operational data generated by its deployments is used to refine its models over time. This iterative process is intended to improve platform performance and adaptability. The company’s strategy hinges on the ability to coordinate fleets regardless of brand, creating a scalable software solution for large-scale operational needs. The upcoming conference presentation will likely focus on the progress of these integrations and the expansion of its commercial footprint.

Forward-Looking Statements and Regulatory Context

The announcement includes standard forward-looking statements under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements cover the expected performance and capabilities of the Orchestrator platform, the technology roadmap, and the anticipated growth of the embodied AI market. The company also references its ability to maintain compliance with Nasdaq listing requirements. Investors are advised that actual results may differ from these projections due to various risks and uncertainties inherent in the business.