Nightfood Holdings Inc., operating as TechForce Robotics, has outlined a manufacturing expansion strategy to support anticipated growth in its robotics business. The company currently relies on a manufacturing partner in Beijing, China, for early commercialization efforts but has initiated a parallel initiative to onboard a larger, globally scaled manufacturing partner to meet projected increases in demand.
The expansion is designed to support higher-volume production while maintaining quality control, supply-chain resilience, and cost efficiency. This strategic move aligns with broader plans to scale Robotics-as-a-Service deployments, expand enterprise partnerships, and support national and international rollouts across hospitality, food service, and other large-footprint commercial environments. The company's newsroom provides additional updates at http://nnw.fm/NGTF.
TechForce Robotics is an AI-driven service-robotics and automation company focused on developing, deploying, and scaling autonomous robotic solutions. Through a vertically integrated platform that combines robotics technology, real-world operating environments, and scalable manufacturing, the company aims to accelerate automation adoption across multiple industries.
Hospitality represents the company's first sector of entry, where its Robotics-as-a-Service platform addresses heavy-duty, repetitive, dirty, and injury-prone tasks that are increasingly difficult to staff with human labor. The long-term vision includes expansion into additional verticals requiring similar automation solutions, delivering scalable robotics that improve safety, efficiency, and reliability across multiple sectors.
As part of its vertically integrated model, Nightfood Holdings is strengthening its balance sheet through ownership of asset-rich real estate, beginning with hotel acquisitions that double as live deployment sites for robotics testing and operational benchmarking. This combined strategy of robotics innovation and real estate growth positions the company to capture market share in the rapidly expanding global service-robotics industry, which is projected to exceed $170 billion by 2030.
The manufacturing expansion represents a critical step in scaling operations to meet growing market demand. For business and technology leaders, this development signals the maturation of service robotics from experimental technology to commercially viable solutions ready for widespread deployment. The move toward larger-scale manufacturing suggests confidence in market adoption and positions TechForce Robotics to compete more effectively in the global automation landscape.
