TLDRKIDZ AI secured $1.9 million to support KIDZBot production and wider deployment.Classover Robix will lead robotics hardware development and campus distribution.KIDZBot combines coding tools, robotics software, curriculum, and teacher support.Android apps are now operational, while iOS versions remain under development.KIDZ stock fell 5.81% pre-market after closing the prior session 2.99% higher.KIDZ AI (KIDZ) shares secured $1.9 million in new financing to support KIDZBot manufacturing and commercial deployment. The company also created Classover Robix Inc. to manage robotics hardware development and institutional distribution. KIDZ stock fell 5.81% pre-market to $2.92 after closing 2.99% higher at $3.10.KIDZ AI Inc., KIDZKIDZ AI Funding Supports KIDZBot ExpansionKIDZ AI raised the capital through its previously announced $500 million senior secured convertible note financing facility. The company plans to direct net proceeds toward KIDZBot production and broader commercial rollout. Placement fees and other offering expenses will reduce the final amount available for operations.KIDZBot serves as the company’s educational robotics platform for coding, robotics, and hands-on technology learning. The company plans to expand manufacturing capacity as it prepares the platform for wider distribution. KIDZ AI also expects the funding to support development across its wider education ecosystem.The company recently presented KIDZBot at the 2026 EdTechX Awards, where the product reached finalist status. That recognition gave KIDZ AI additional visibility as it develops the robotics platform. The company now aims to move from product development toward broader classroom and institutional use.Classover Robix Targets Hardware and School DistributionKIDZ AI formed Classover Robix Inc. as a dedicated subsidiary for hardware development and distribution. The unit will focus on original equipment partnerships, campus sales, and expanded robotics offerings. Management also plans to use the subsidiary to support future hardware sourcing and product development.The company may explore partnerships covering humanoid robots, robotic arms, quadruped robots, and wheeled autonomous platforms. These products could support the company’s software, curriculum, and classroom programs. However, KIDZ AI has not announced specific hardware partners or commercial agreements.KIDZ AI has started introducing KIDZBot to existing registered users and educational partners. It has also opened discussions with multi-state high school networks about possible classroom deployments. Those discussions could provide early distribution channels as the company develops its institutional sales strategy.KIDZBot Software and Curriculum Build OutKIDZ AI has completed Android versions of its Kidzqbot and Kidzbricks applications. The company continues developing iOS versions for both applications. Each app supports visual block coding, robotics interfaces, and guided technology experiments.The company is also building a KIDZBot curriculum around robotics, coding, and practical technology skills. It plans to pair that curriculum with educator training and classroom onboarding materials. This approach combines hardware, software, lessons, and teacher support within one education package.KIDZ AI also secured a presentation slot at the 2026 AI in Education Conference. The December event will feature the company’s work on hands-on learning systems and measurable outcomes. The presentation adds academic exposure as KIDZ AI develops KIDZBot for secondary education markets. The post KIDZ AI (KIDZ) Stock: Surge as $1.9M Funding Backs KIDZBot Expansion appeared first on Blockonomi.