Hyperscale Data Outlines U.S. Robotics and Embodied AI Strategy

Apr 20, 2026
Hyperscale Data has issued a strategic statement through its executive chairman detailing plans for embodied AI and humanoid robotics development in the United States, emphasizing domestic supply chains and training infrastructure.

Hyperscale Data, Inc. announced in a press release a strategic statement from Executive Chairman Milton "Todd" Ault III outlining its long-term approach to embodied AI and humanoid robotics through its subsidiary Omnipresent Robotics.

The company stated that Omnipresent is advancing the development, training, and deployment of humanoid systems in the United States. This includes creating real-world training environments and integrating projects with Hyperscale Data's compute infrastructure to support embodied AI model training.

Ault said that Omnipresent holds the highest partner tier with AGIBOT PTE. LTD., giving it access to hardware, supply chains, and robotics platforms. The company is establishing operations in Michigan to build and test robots, aiming to create engineering and manufacturing jobs while strengthening domestic robotics capability.

Hyperscale Data plans to sell embodied AI data, evaluation data, and scenario data to research organizations. It intends to keep all collected data within the United States and maintain full control of its robotics supply and deployment loop, from training to assembly and real-world testing.

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