US-based Nightfood Holdings, Inc or better known as TechForce Robotics, currently outsources its production via its exclusive manufacturing partner in Beijing, China for selected robotic platforms.
While this facility has consistently delivered high-quality units and supported TechForce’s initial commercial rollouts, its current production capacity is unlikely to meet the anticipated increase in demand.
TechForce Robotics is a leading AI-driven service-robotics platform which is focused on developing and scaling autonomous robotic solutions for the hospitality, food service and commercial segments.
In response to growing demand, TechForce has initiated a parallel manufacturing expansion plan aimed at onboarding a significantly larger, globally scaled manufacturing partner. This initiative is designed to ensure the company can support projected increases in customer demand across enterprise, franchise, and multi-location deployments beginning 2026, while maintaining strict quality control, supply-chain resilience, and cost efficiency. Discussions with potential partners are ongoing and will be announced once decision is made.
Ried Floco, TechForce Robotics President said, “Our Beijing-based manufacturing partner has been instrumental in supporting our early commercialization efforts. However, as customer interest accelerates and pilot programs convert into larger fleet deployments, we are proactively preparing for scale. Our team is working diligently to secure additional manufacturing capacity that can support mass production, faster delivery timelines, and long-term growth.”
This manufacturing expansion strategy is aligned with the company’s broader operational roadmap, which includes scaling its Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) deployments, expanding enterprise partnerships, and supporting national and international rollouts across hospitality, food service, airports, venues, museums, and other large-footprint commercial environments.
The global service-robotics industry is rapidly expanding and is projected to exceed US$170 billion by 2030.
