On Thursday, Guardforce AI Co (NASDAQ:GFAI) (NASDAQ:GFAIW) announced the expansion of its Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) Robot Advertising business into the U.S. market, beginning with the initial deployment of over 200 robots in New York.

The significant milestone is a critical step in Guardforce AI’s broader strategy to expand its advertising business. Additionally, the Company has completed the proof-of-concept for a decentralized spatial computing solution for its robots, which will likely launch in late August.

Also Read: EXCLUSIVE: Guardforce AI Secures New Contracts with Top Retail Brands, Boosts Operations

These solutions will likely generate additional revenue streams across Guardforce AI’s operations. Guardforce AI strategically positioned the robots deployed in the U.S. in high-traffic areas, including restaurant entrances, supermarkets, and hotels, to enhance customer engagement and visibility.

Lei (Olivia) Wang, Chairwoman and CEO of Guardforce AI, stated, "We're excited to expand our AIoT Robot Advertising business to the U.S., and the market response has been quite positive. What's even more exciting is the upcoming launch of the decentralized spatial computing solution. Decentralized spatial computing is a massive market, especially as the demand for computing power surges with the rapid development of AI and robotic technologies. This will not only enhance the actual value of our robots, but also provides an additional revenue stream to our operations. We look forward to expanding this solution to other regions we're operating in as well."

The strategy will establish an impactful advertising network, amplifying the reach and impact of both local and national brands.

Guardforce AI connected all robots to the Guardforce AI Intelligent Cloud Platform (ICP), providing advertisers access to real-time campaign data.

This allows advertisers to refine and optimize their strategies based on detailed exposure metrics, including the number of impressions during specific timeframes and locations.

To expand AI solutions and fully leverage its robotics capacity, Guardforce AI plans to launch decentralized spatial computing solutions across all its robots in the U.S. in late August.

The solution will automatically detect the robots’ unused computing power and distribute tasks from a central platform, enabling each robot to contribute to complex computations while simultaneously performing its primary functions.

Guardforce AI will earn revenue based on the number of tasks completed and the robots’ online time duration. The initiative maximizes the robots’ efficiency and generates an additional revenue stream for Guardforce AI.