AIxCrypto Holdings, Inc. said an upcoming one-year, $33,000 robot rental order helped an education-sector customer expand its planned purchase from five NAVI robots to a signed order for 23 FFAI robots. The transaction adds 18 FFAI units and expands the product mix from one model to three, providing an initial proof of concept for the RoboShare flywheel, in which anticipated rental demand can support purchases that increase platform supply. The company launched RoboShare & Co. on August 26 as a North American dealer partner program for ROBOPAR dealers, asset owners, users, referral partners and rental operators. RoboShare, an online marketplace connecting robot owners with customers needing robotic capability on demand, will initially use FFAI products but is designed to accommodate additional brands, models and asset owners. AIxCrypto said the partner model could expand rentable supply without requiring it to own every robot, while creating sales and operating opportunities for partners. The next phase will focus on fulfilling the one-year rental order, onboarding partner-owned assets, building local fulfillment capacity and testing applications beyond education, including events, commercial services, security and inspection. The company said progress will be measured through operating results, onboarded robots, rental availability, utilization, repeat rentals, marketplace transaction volume, platform commissions and direct service revenue. AIxCrypto described the program as part of its effort to build North America's largest and most diverse robot-sharing platform, while warning that its plans are subject to substantial operational, financial, regulatory, technology and market risks.