CN Energy Group Launches PATHENBOT Robotics Platform and Website

Dec 1, 2025
CN Energy Group has launched PATHENBOT, a robotics solutions platform aimed at providing intelligent automation products and services to small and medium-sized businesses in North America. The subsidiary also opened its official website to showcase its integrated robotics and AI technologies.

CN Energy Group Inc. has launched a new robotics solutions platform through its wholly owned subsidiary PATHENBOT Group Inc., announced in a press release. The launch also includes PATHENBOT's official website, www.pathenbot.com.

According to the company, PATHENBOT will focus on providing customizable intelligent robotics products and automation services to small and medium-sized businesses in North America. The platform integrates robotics, software, and artificial intelligence to support automation across industrial, logistics, and catering sectors.

CN Energy Group, listed on NASDAQ under the symbol CNEY, is known for its bioengineering and renewable energy technologies. The company stated that this launch marks a continuation of its strategic expansion into intelligent automation solutions.

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