ASI Tech Expanded AI Services and Robotics Roadmap
The Los Angeles-based firm has launched a dedicated artificial intelligence division alongside a new robotics research lab.
Updated on Sept. 26, 2026 in Robotics
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ASI Tech Inc. announced the expansion of its service offerings to include generative AI, machine learning infrastructure, and enterprise AI platforms. The company also established ASI Tech Labs to focus on robotics research and development.
Why it matters
The company created these new divisions to address increasing client demand for software capable of automating complex tasks. This pivot shifts the firm from its existing focus on cloud and IT managed services toward high-level machine perception and autonomous workflows.
ASI Tech Labs is currently building capabilities in robotics software, machine perception, and motion planning. These efforts supplement the firm's existing 400-person operation and its technology support platform, GeekOnSites.
The players
ASI Tech Inc.
A Los Angeles-based software and IT services company that manages the GeekOnSites support platform and employs approximately 400 people.
Alexander's Global Group Inc.
The parent corporation that maintains ownership of the subsidiary ASI Tech Inc.
The details
The new AI services line integrates generative models and automated workflows directly into the company’s software development stack. ASI Tech Labs, the internal research unit, focuses on human-robot interaction and industrial robotics, utilizing machine perception—a field that enables machines to interpret sensory data like visual or auditory input—to guide motion control. Long-term research efforts will specifically target humanoid robot technologies.
Timeline
September 26, 2026: ASI Tech Inc. announced the expansion of its AI services and the launch of its robotics roadmap.
The Tech Race
ASI Tech's shift mirrors the broader movement toward integrating agentic AI into traditional enterprise software stacks. By establishing a dedicated robotics lab, the company is positioning itself to compete in the growing market for specialized industrial automation.
Current enterprise clients in the Los Angeles area can now access new service lines including automated workflows and computer vision solutions. These capabilities are expected to integrate with existing IT managed services, though specific pricing and service availability dates remain unannounced.
The takeaway
ASI Tech is moving to capture demand for AI-driven automation by formalizing its robotics research division. Interested parties should monitor upcoming disclosures from ASI Tech Labs for updates on humanoid development milestones.
Further reading
For broader trends in autonomous systems and software development, visit the Robotics section.
More information
For more information on these service offerings, visit the company official information website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Chatham Daily News.
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