Core Insights - Bob and Brad, renowned physical therapists, have launched their first 4D zero-gravity massage chair, the iMaster Pro, on Amazon US starting November 5, 2025, priced at $2,999 with a limited-time discount bringing the price down to $2,499 [1][2][8] Product Features - The iMaster Pro is designed for everyday recovery, featuring a 4D massage mechanism, adaptive body scanning, and zero-gravity recline to provide a personalized massage experience akin to professional treatments [3][6] - It offers a comprehensive full-body experience with features such as gentle ankle traction, low-back and pelvic mobilization, neck heat, and adjustable multi-zone airbags [5][7] Company Background - Bob and Brad are licensed physical therapists with over 60 years of combined experience and a significant online presence, boasting over 5 million YouTube subscribers [6] - Their mission is to empower individuals to live pain-free and healthier lives, integrating clinical knowledge with effective recovery tools [6]

Company Overview - AIBotics is a developer and manager of AI- and robotics-enhanced technologies, and a subsidiary of Ehave, Inc. [1] - The company's flagship product, the Phill Robot™, is an AI-powered massage robot designed to deliver spa-quality recovery with IoT integration [6]. Partnership and Pilot Program - AIBotics has signed an agreement with Rule Fitness to launch a pilot program introducing the Phill Robot™ into elite recovery lounges [1]. - Rule Fitness is recognized for its combination of elite physical training, mental conditioning, and advanced recovery programs [2]. Product Features - The Phill Robot™ features a patented foldable arm with a 35-inch range and 15-pound massage force, providing a tailored massage experience [3]. - It offers settings that range from gentle relaxation to intensive deep-tissue recovery and does not require special clothing for use [3]. Market Potential - The global massage equipment market was valued at $24.3 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach approximately $42.5 billion by 2032 [4]. - The AI industrial robotics market is expected to grow to $66.5 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 25% [4]. - The global AI market is forecasted to expand from $640 billion in 2024 to more than $3.7 trillion by 2034 [4]. Strategic Positioning - AIBotics aims to capitalize on the convergence of trends in wellness and AI, offering a device that integrates AI precision with user convenience [5]. - The company is expanding e-commerce distribution and pilot programs for the Phill Robot™, while also investing in R&D for its intelligent assistant platform [7].