Robotics Online LLC

We Invest in the Future

Annual Report
September 2019 – June 2021
 Highlights
Robotics Online LLC provides interface between retail investors Accumulated Net profits
and cutting-edge edge technologies in the fields of industrial daily profits $495,882 $508,021
robotics, cryptocurrencies, startups, and Initial Coin Offerings.
108.742%

57.333%
47.978%
$26,419

Sep - Dec 2020 Jan - June Sep - Dec 2020 Jan - June
2019 2021 2019 2021

Revenue EBITDA Costs Average users 3,532 Profits

projection
Avg. deposit
$1,967
2020 $524,832 Total
$1,239,884 $732,243 2,174 $2,671,186
$715,052 Avg. deposit $19,490,028
$1,685
Total
Sep - Dec 2019 Jan - June 2021 $344,779 $2,943,695
$225,805 $1,077,022 427
Avg. deposit $12,518,530
$1,137
Total
$485,499
$184,214 $6,377,674
$41,591

Sep - Dec 2020 Jan - June Sep - Dec 2020 Jan - June Sep - Dec 2020 Jan - June 2022 2023 2024
2019 2021 2019 2021 2019 2021

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Contents

Strategic Report Company Governance

1. CEO’s Statement 4 6. Directors and Officers 22
2. Market Drivers 7 7. Company Governance 23
a. Robotics 7

Financial Statements
b. Cryptocurrencies 8
c. Startups 11
d. ICOs 13 8. Financial Headlines 24
3. Business Review 15 9. Financial Forecast 25
a. Robotics 15
b. Cryptocurrencies 16
c. Startups 16 Additional Information
d. ICOs 17 10. Shareholder Information 26
4. Partner Program 18
5. Lottery 20 Closing Remarks 27

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1. Chief Executive Officer’s Review
Since the start of business in 2019, Robotics Online grew at a regular pace,
delivering low-risk and fast returns to its months.

A positive performance in challenging circumstances: We are pleased to report a

successful initial two years since our business began. Robotics Online LLC has
continued to adapt and to grow, and we have attracted and gathered satisfied
members to our platform with a rewarding growth trajectory. Establishing a new
business in a world hit by a global pandemic of historic significance within our
first 6 months has been challenging. However, it has also given us an early
opportunity to display the resilience of our core idea, increasing our confidence in
a robust and successful future.

Our concept is proving itself: Robotics Online has delivered an innovative

platform offering fair, low-risk, and quickly remunerative investment opportunities
to retail investors and companies interested in emerging & future technologies in
robotics and cryptocurrencies. We direct investments towards worthy startups in
future technologies, with an emphasis on AI-assisted robotics and automation
technologies.

Worldwide, the automation of work processes is advancing rapidly. Many tasks

fulfilled by humans today will be done by robotics within the next few years,
enabling people stuck in repetitive, boring, sometimes dangerous work under
suboptimal conditions to fulfil other, more rewarding functions. AI is a big part of
robotics applications, with the potential to accelerate the productivity and
Michael Stark, Founder and CEO of Robotics Online
efficiency of hundreds of industries.

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Over the last two years, the world of crypto currencies has withstood significant
and challenging tests. Price volatility has continued to please and exasperate,
creating handsome profits for some, and disappointment for others. Governments
and trading blocs such as the EU have begun to draft regulatory controls for
cryptocurrencies, in some cases with a long-term strategy of bringing them under
government control (e.g., China), or announcing plans for the creation of rival
digital coin in the form of Central Bank Digital Currencies – CBDCs (China, the EU,
the US, UK). Cryptocurrency detractors have declared that the sector is doomed, a
risky wild west, and that without the backing of powerful and rich governments to
act as the guarantor of last resort - a stability offered by government currencies -
cryptocurrencies have no future. Increasingly however, cryptocurrencies are
attracting the attention of major institutional investors such as pension funds,
insurance funds, hedge funds, university endowments, mutual funds, and is
featuring as an investment option to be added to the portfolios of major
international investment banks (e.g., Goldman Sachs). Respected financial
institutions and star investors are underwriting the future of cryptocurrencies with
their actions – they’re investing in them. Declaring cryptocurrencies doomed
today is like a man standing in the middle of 1995 and saying “…this internet thing;
it’ll never catch on.”
As we moved forwards across the last two years, we have recalibrated our business
focus on directing investments towards robotics and cryptocurrencies, and startups
concentrating on new technologies, usually with a robotics/AI slant. Regarding Initial
Coin Offerings, we have decided to focus less on this and more on directing our
clients’ funds towards established cryptocurrencies – Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin.
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The unregulated nature of ICOs and the attendant risks this exposes our clients’ to
has caused us to largely retract from this business line for the foreseeable future.
Democratizing access to investment: The participation of non-professional, part
time investors in stocks and shares, bonds, cryptocurrencies, and startups has
rocketed beyond the expectations we had two years ago. We believe that
COVID-19 has contributed to the acceleration of retail investor participation in
global markets as people have had more time at home and away from their jobs,
and more time on laptops and smartphones. We also believe that as we move
away from the pandemic, habits formed during the crisis will remain.
Perhaps the most significant accelerator however has been the rapid advancement
of digital platforms offering the public a democratic and simplified means of using
their savings to advance their financial position. Removing the mystique created by
financial practitioners who have long relied on the seeming complexity of investing
as a barrier to entry has been nothing short of revolutionary.
In late 2020, early 2021, extraordinary events sent Wall Street reeling as avid
amateur investors, acting through fora on Reddit, put the squeeze on the investor
establishment by placing their bets on stocks in GameStop, causing its shares to
rise by 1,700% at one point, and AMC, and in other ‘low-performing’ stocks. The
recent, chaotic IPO of the digital investment platform Robin Hood on the Nasdaq
traded 8% below expectations on its debut but soared to more than 40% of its
day-1 price 10 days later. These events suggest that the advent of the retail
investor era is only just beginning.
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Robotics Online recognizes recent developments, but
provides safer, sober, lower-risk investment
opportunities for people who want to make their
money work for them by investing in sectors which
have an obvious and clear future.

Members’ cash returns: Over the reporting period,

Robotics Online has attracted first-time investors and
provided them with a positive experience. This keeps
them coming back to us with the confidence that we
are sensible managers of their money and will return
their investments back to them, plus a reliable margin
– up to 6% returns after 12 business days. People
looking for a high risk, high return roller coaster ride go
elsewhere.

Looking forward: We look ahead to the 2nd half of 2021

and beyond with confidence, remaining focused on
creating sustainable, long-term value for all our clients.

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2. Market Drivers
Market drivers affecting Robotics Online’s business have moved the compass
needle significantly in the short time the company has been trading. Robotics
Online is working in sectors where technology and change are advancing with
extraordinary rapidity. Added to this, the global pandemic has been a catalyst for
change across almost all aspects of life, akin to the effects of the two World Wars.
a. Robotics
Globally, the robotics market has been assessed as worth approx. $23.67 billion in
2020. Industry experts expect a rise to about $74 billion by 2026, and a potential of
20.4% CAGR in the period 2021 - 2026. There is rapid transformation occurring in the
robotics market; robots are being mobilized beyond factory floor tasks and starting to
take up ever more complex roles as surgical assistants, personal assistants,
unmanned aerial vehicles (drones), self-driving vehicles, food processing and
packaging, supply chain automation, and numerous applications which until recently
were not possible. At the same time, research & development, and manufacturing
costs of robots has become greatly reduced, with RoIs being achieved over much
shorter timeframes. Much of the cost savings are being achieved due to the reducing
costs of sensor technology.
Technological innovations in robot-to-robot and robot-to-human interaction,
increased cognition (AI), and more sophisticated dexterity have made robots more
deployable each year.
The automotive sector - one of the oldest and most crucial employers of robotics
technology, has significantly increased investment in robotics worldwide. In 2020
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for example, BMW signed an agreement for 5,000 new robots for production lines
across its global production facilities.
AI is impacting robotics ever more profoundly. It is making robotics faster, more
productive, more efficient, and safer. Machine learning is increasing the pace of
human redundancies in numerous industries. It is also proving an overall cost
saving to robotics deployments as robots learn new skills faster and with fewer
mistakes.
Robotics made a difference in the fight against COVID-19 too. Robotics were
mobilized to perform roles in hospitals to relieve beleaguered and missing
hospital staff in the US, the EU, the UK, and China.
Among aging populations across developed countries, and even in ‘developing’
countries such as China, robots have been utilized for the transport of medicines
and hazardous medications, including chemotherapy doses. Robotics are
becoming transformative to the way many sectors conduct operations, from
automated manufacturing and warehousing to customer-facing services.
Robotics startups are proliferating to meet a dramatic increase in demand.
Omnichannel retailing, a cause of the rapid expansion of distribution and
logistics warehousing to meet explosive demand in e-commerce sales, is picking
up on robotics-based tasks: handling pallets, stacking shelves, picking and
packing merchandise, and even delivering to individual consumers. Orders
fulfillment is set to be one of the most significant growth areas for robotics over
the next 5 years.
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Robotics using AI are developing functions of perception, segmentation, agile
movement, proximity control (anti-collision), tracking and tracing components,
tools, and finished goods.
Autonomous weapons systems are making an ominous appearance in the defense
sector. Such platforms were a distinct and worrying feature of the 2020 – 2021 war
between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the disputed enclave of Nagorno Karabakh.
Armenian forces – without autonomous weapons systems – were badly mauled
by Azeri forces – equipped with the latest military robotics sold to them by Russian
and Turkey. On the positive side, AI-assisted robots used in defense applications
are transferable to civilian uses for emergency first responders, search and rescue
missions, law enforcement, and bomb disposal missions.
b. Cryptocurrencies
The expansion of cryptocurrencies over the last five years has been remarkable.
Up until 2018 there were only about 6,000 Coin Market Cap listed currencies. In
2021, there are over 11,000. The combined market capitalization of
cryptocurrencies has ballooned to approx. $1.6trn this year, about equivalent with
the GDP of Canada. There are now about three times as many unique digital
wallets - more than 100m – compared to 2020.
Cryptocurrencies are becoming interwoven with conventional financial plumbing. Visa
now provides its customers with debit cards that reward users in Bitcoin; Goldman
Sachs has announced a plan to launch a cryptocurrency exchange traded fund.
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The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated acceptance of digital currencies and the
underlying blockchain technologies that power them. While cryptocurrency
volatility continues — Bitcoin hit its lowest point in months in June 2021 —
investors are optimistic that the momentum of cryptocurrencies will continue
even as the world moves beyond the pandemic.
Since 2017 venture capital investment in the US in cryptocurrencies and
blockchain technology reached $12.4 billion, and approximately $19.4 billion
worldwide. Up until June 2021, cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology
investments increased by a factor of three in the US and worldwide since 2020.
Challenges are however growing, with government regulation of the crypto and
blockchain markets becoming more serious and gaining ground. Concurrently
however, the sector is sustaining opportunities and growth.
National governments are starting to observe trends, and some are considering
taking up cryptocurrencies alongside their national currencies. El Salvador
became the first country to adopt Bitcoin as an official currency, an effort to avoid
the country’s dependence on the US Dollar. The El Salvadorian government faced
complicated negotiations with the World Bank and the IMF (both lenders to El
Salvador), however the country has now signed into law recognition of Bitcoin as
legal tender. Other governments, at least for now, have dismissed
cryptocurrencies as having neither substance nor underlying value.
The Chinese government has reigned in alternative non-sovereign digital
currencies, a move which has had a big impact on valuations across the sector. In
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June 2021 the authorities of Sichuan Province, the center of one of the largest
Bitcoin mining centers in the country, ordered the cessation of mining operations.
Such high profile and polarizing events put a spotlight on the sector. Despite rising
challenges, some experts believe that advances in Blockchain coding was
propelled forward by five years due to the pandemic.
Some of the main factors currently driving the cryptocurrency market are:
Wider adoption as legal tender: Cryptocurrency companies are driving
increased consumer adoption of digital currencies, leading to increased
usage in many forms of transaction. This migration into mainstream
exchanges is a major engine of growth in the sector. Less serious
applications of digital currencies, such as ‘meme coins’ – assets with no
real value beyond those allocated to them by enthusiasts – tend to give
cryptocurrencies less gravitas. Typical indicators such as quarterly earnings
shown by publicly traded companies are absent in the cryptocurrencies
sector, which also drags down the perception of legitimacy.
The adoption of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) is a factor in the changes
experienced by the cryptocurrencies sector over the last three years.
Although not new – NFTs were introduced in 2017 – the concept was
designed to simplify blockchain technology for users and developers. The
attraction of NFTs increased when they became accessible to retail
investors. Their adoption by mainstream sports entities selling NFTs in
the form of digital clips and cards has provided a visible, high profile use
case which has attracted users.
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Retail investors continue to form the foundation of the cryptocurrency
sector. Mainstream financial institutions are still exploring the possibilities.
Increasingly, businesses are announcing their acceptance of Bitcoin and
other cryptocurrencies, and banks are facing investor demand to take up
cryptocurrency investment opportunities. Institutional funds are beginning
to recognize cryptocurrencies as an asset class. This trend will help to
introduce greater stability and predictability to cryptocurrency values.
Cryptocurrency price instability: Mainstream adoption of
cryptocurrencies is being slowed by price instability. As a form of
payment, even Bitcoin has not yet been widely accepted, partly due to its
current inability to process transactions quickly.
Bitcoin, a market indicator, experienced significant volatility in June –
August 2021. Its price reached over $40,000 in June, then within one
week fell to below $30,000, settling at around $32,400 a day later, and
exceeding $40,000 by August. The price of Bitcoin has peaked at above
$60,000 in a year but was worth half of that by late May 2021.
Regulation by governments: During 2020, and accelerating during 2021,
governments worldwide started to concentrate on regulating
cryptocurrencies. The market is seen as something of a Wild West by
regulators in China, the US, and some European countries.
In May 2021, the US Treasury introduced a requirement that any
cryptocurrency transfer of above $10,000 must be reported to the IRS, an effort
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 to control, tax evasion. Similar legislation is in-draft at the EU, supported
by a majority of its constituent members. The standards applied to the
banking sector are being used as a template by governments. Although
the cryptocurrency sector has often responded defensively to these
developments, some within the industry understand that overall, it’s a
positive move – it will help bring order, stability and predictability to a
sector which has enjoyed few limitations, and will reduce the usefulness
of cryptocurrencies to illicit actors.
The US Department of the Treasury is examining possible measures for
regulation of cryptocurrency exchanges. The intention is to prevent
market manipulation and protect investors. It also aims to up the
standards of financial account reporting related to cryptocurrency assets
exchange accounts and payment service accounts that transact using
cryptocurrencies.
The focus by governments on the big, established players such as Bitcoin
and Ethereum might produce unintended consequences; as Bitcoin et al
are decentralized currencies, they hold value quite well against inflation.
As use and recognition of cryptocurrencies by mainstream financial
institutions and businesses increases, the more digital currencies will
gain legitimacy, and the less regulators will want to limit their use.
Regulators and their governments understand that cryptocurrencies
aren’t solely a gift to terrorists and criminals. However, many of the
parties with vested interests who put governments in office have reason
to want to see cryptocurrencies cut from under the knee.
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But the impetus of cryptocurrencies is too great and will not stop. The IRS
and other developed country tax authorities will eventually require
holdings in cryptocurrencies to be declared in annual tax declarations.
This will require tax authorities to officially designate cryptocurrencies as
legal tender, the same as cash, and therefore taxed in the same way. The
definition of how cryptocurrencies should be reported in tax returns is in
the process of being categorized by many European countries. This
development will lead to similar developments globally.
Cryptocurrencies’ increasing acceptance: The public in developed
countries are becoming increasingly comfortable with cryptocurrencies,
much as they have become comfortable with fintech and payment apps
on their smartphones. In developing countries, people may adapt even
faster as they have moved quickly from cash-based transactions to digital
wallet payment apps in countries such as Kenya, Uganda, and South
Africa. A curb to its faster uptake is negative media coverage of price
volatility, particularly affecting the sector’s big names such as Bitcoin.
There are numerous cryptocurrencies which are fixed to US Dollar
exchange rates, for example stable coins, such as Tether. This dollar
pegging gives users an increased sense of real-world stability, a valuation
they can understand. As governments take up issuing of their own digital
currencies in the form of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC), the
image of digital money as stable currencies will increase. As noted, El
Salvador has already taken the step to recognize Bitcoin as legal tender
within its territory.
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 Led by Sweden and Dubai, China, the US, the UK, and the EU are likely to
issue digital versions of their currencies within the next five years. People
may eventually choose to get paid in their national currency, their national
CBDC, or else a private digital currency of their own choosing. Backed by
government regulations, If such cryptocurrency is underwritten by legal
jurisdictions as the guarantor of last resort, there will be no more volatility
than with national currencies. Most bets are on China to emerge as the
first big state to adopt a CBDC.
National, and eventually international regulations controlling digital
currencies will over time settle the problem of extreme price volatility,
which will lead to wider adoption - a virtuous circle. As cryptocurrencies
become more a part of daily life, media interest in the subject will also
abate. The less it’s talked about the more potential users will gain the
confidence to transact in cryptocurrency.
At Robotics Online, we believe that cryptocurrency has finally turned a corner and
is heading towards a stability to be gained by following years of state regulation.
c. Startups
At Robotics Online we see three key trends affecting the world of startups as we head
towards 2022 and beyond: digital health technology and services, and enterprise
technology, are both in ascendance; artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning
have become mainstream and will be one of the most competitive and remunerative
fields in tech, and; startups are booming, rising at a much faster rate than
pre-pandemic, even outside of Silicon Valley:
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Digital health technology & enterprise tech: Digital health is the
dominating theme of startups, with some surveys reporting around
15% of startups worldwide. Approx. 35% of company registration
applications in the US in 2020 were related to themes digital health,
and digitally assisted wellness (including self-care and care
practitioners). Of Enterprise Technology, accelerating from a long-term
surge, the theme formed approx. 12% of US registration applications in
the same period.
It is assumed that activity in the digital health sector is surging in the
wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Not only are patients increasingly open
to using digital health devices, but health care providers are eager to
digitally supplement or transform how they offer services to drive
increased access, effectiveness, and reduced cost, all without the need
for direct contact. Expanding access to health care is the kind of equitable
progress large scale global solutions require.
Rapid developments in enterprise technology and the way people choose
to live and work post-pandemic is a response to the changing landscape
of life. Rapid changes are occurring in the way that people choose to
interact with colleagues, scale virtually, build their brand awareness.
Founders are apparently seizing opportunities for their businesses to
work more optimally in the future. Robotics Online looks forward to
fostering the growth of these endeavors and finding mentors who
connect with their innovations and can help increase the investment
potential of these startups.
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 Emerging sub-categories of note: in the US IOT which accounted for
approx. 7% of registration applications, while AR/VR made up approx. 4%.
The growth potential in these sectors appears limitless.
Artificial Intelligence & machine learning (AI & ML): AI and machine
learning are becoming core capabilities across all industries, including
digital health & enterprise tech. If one includes within the theme big data
and advanced analytics, approx. 35% applications for registration in the
US involve AI & ML initiatives as some level.
Increasingly, AI & ML are entering the domestic household in common
appliances and household technology, built into numerous products and
services. AI & ML have become agnostic as to sector, and omnivorous to
offerings. It’s level of disruption is on a par with the early years of
software and telecoms.
In Forbes’ most recent annual list of the most promising AI companies in
America, the report noted how AI & ML will be used to improve safety
and help in everyday tasks: “new services for remote workers and
students, beefing up online shopping and dining options, makeing
customer call centers more efficient, and speeding development of
important new drugs.”
Gartner, a consultancy firm, stated in a recent report that up to 84% of
digital marketing leaders support the idea that AI & ML significantly
improves their ability to deliver personalized experiences to their
customers in real-time.
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While industries adopt AI applications, it is becoming recognized as a
universal tool more than a case-by-case solution. AI is starting to
deploy to ubiquitous locations across sectors which until recently had
not yet joined the field. It is expected that AI will take on ever more
complex tasks as companies start to rely on the algorithms and the
products they power.
Geographical location is becoming less important: Silicon Valley
founders are moving their operations elsewhere. Over 2020 – 2021,
this included approx. 90% of recently started tech firms, and about 55%
of recently founded techrelated firms. Startups are increasingly being
founded in other parts of the US. The east coast witnessed a strong
increase in hosting startups, as did Texas. The move from Silicon
Valley is not yet an exodus but the trend is growing. Austin, Texas for
example, was revealed as the top pick for founders and staff leaving
the San Francisco area. Founders are looking for lower costs and
greater flexibility, and the modus of work-from-home imposed by the
pandemic appears likely to become a long-term trend.
Other cities, noticing the trend, have started to set up their stalls to attract
startup founders. This includes offering financial and tax inducements to
companies and workers. The competition between cities with ambition to
become hubs is increasing. In the last 18 months, Tulsa, Savannah, and
Topeka were top of the billing.
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 Younger, new capital is looking at investing more in cities where there are
large minority populations. Chicago, New York, Miami, Dallas, LA have all
experienced significant increases in startups registering in their
jurisdictions. Access to higher quality founder talent has increased partly
due to the outcomes of the pandemic, leveling the field between
traditional startup hubs and aspirants.
The COVID-19 crisis has not only made moving outside of the Valley more
attractive, it has also caused a big increase in the number of startup
registrations. Creative, energetic people stuck at home, forced to work
from their home environments, and with more time to develop their ideas
from whatever location they think suits best has changed the status quo.
d. Initial Coin Offerings (ICO)
Over the course of the reporting period, Robotics Online has scaled down its focus
on ICOs. We have decided to focus on our core expertise around investment into
robotics & AI opportunities, in established cryptocurrencies, and tech-related
startups. Part of the decision to dampen activity on the ICO market is due to
concerns for our customers security. ICO’s are not yet sufficiently a developed
market for us to risk our client’s capital.
Until quite recently, the digital assets market has been dominated by a few key
players launched during the last 10 years. Bitcoin, though still the dominant
cryptocurrency, is no longer the sector behemoth it once was. The overall digital
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asset market is rising fast due to the continuing strength of the old incumbents,
the growth of newer players, and the launch of new currencies. This evolution
demonstrates the development of other cryptocurrencies and alternative digital
assets, such as Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) which have offered diversification
opportunities for investors.
Initially, ICOs were aimed at financing very early stage blockchain-technology
projects; there was almost a crowdfunding-like approach to the early stage of the
ICO market, where future users would finance the development of
blockchain-based services. Investors received tokens, like vouchers, to be used to
pay for the future services being developed by the issuer. Such ‘utility tokens’
were not designed as investments and should be viewed as currently not subject
to laws and regulations governing securities.
The ICO market quickly turned to a dark side. Rapidly, the majority of new ICO
issuances moved away from the initial ‘utility token’ model. They were launched to
attract speculators rather than potential users. These ICOs sought to exploit initial
regulatory uncertainty regarding how ICOs would fit into the securities market
regulatory framework. This led to profits at the expense of uninformed investors, who
were attracted by the promised ROI of ICOs like moths to a flame. Today, regulators
around the globe are stepping in with guidelines on how they view various types of
crypto assets. The anarchy in ICOs that pervaded is at least starting to be reined in.
Since the first ICO was launched by Mastercoin in 2013, the number of ICOs
issued every year rose sharply. Issuances rose to a peak in 2018 but have
declined since.
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The immaturity of the digital asset market and lack of regulations explain the
booms in market value and issuance that started four years ago and lasted only
just over a year. The sudden rise was due to certain factors:
Lack of investor knowledge: Cryptocurrencies, digital assets and their
underlying support technologies are critical to the valuation of the assets.
The expertise to thoroughly evaluate the validity and the potential
advantage of initiatives financed by ICOs is lacking in most investors.
Many investors, particularly retail investors, have been enticed into the
ICO market by the remarkable market capitalization growth rates
experienced by the sector, and broadcast by media interest. Many people
have been attracted by the idea of a get-rich-quick scheme, redolent of a
Klondike gold rush. Most have not understood how ICOs work. (as
evidenced by the January 2018 spike in Google searches for ‘ICO’). Many
ICO investors have lost their money and disappeared from the market.
ICO scams: Investors have tended to lack the necessary expertise to
assess the viability of business models of ICO-financed projects.
Limitations of understanding in the technologies involved have also
enabled scams to flourish. There are numerous examples of business
plans consisting of dodgy looking websites and sketchy Power Point
investor presentations showing how the power of blockchain technology
would be harnessed to disrupt entire markets was enough to raise
outrageous sums of money via ICOs. Funds raised for ICO’s are generally
not segregated, allowing issuers to disappear with investors’ money. A
recent assessment calculated that up to 90% of ICO’s have been spurious.
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Lack of transparency: ICO’s, token prices and cryptocurrency exchanges
are marked by unverifiable sources of data and limited information.
Investors and issuers face severe challenges when trying to assess an
ICO on the market. The lack of reliable, verifiable data, coupled with a lack
of oversight by cryptocurrency exchanges has led to frequent instances
of market manipulation. There have been several ICOs which were no
more than nefarious strategies by investor/founders to inflate prices and
attract funds in secondary markets.
Booming value of the cryptocurrency market: When the cryptocurrency
market value rallied three years ago, ICOs represented a diversification of
opportunities for investors, some of whom had gained large profits from
cryptocurrency price valuations, and instead of cashing out wanted to
reallocate them to other digital assets. Illusion led to disenchantment.
The ICO market is not dead, however savvy investors have experienced
an awakening about the realities of the ICO market. ICO capital raises
have fallen steadily since 2018. Regulatory clarification and investor
protection are needed for the market to recover a reputation serious
enough to attract legitimate investors.
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3. Business Review
Robotics online achieved steady growth since the onset of business in 2019. We
have directed our customers’ funds into short-term, low-risk, and profitable
investments. The incremental and small-scale volume of individual investments
represents a volume business that has reaped rewards for our customers.
Our funneling of investment funds from private individuals and businesses
worldwide has demonstrated a successful formula. Investment of our customers’
funds into cutting-edge technologies and companies in robotics & AI, established
cryptocurrencies, promising tech, and non-tech startups, have generated stable
profits. We have provided an effective gateway, providing the interface between
opportunities and global investors who share our interest and our belief in the
future promise of our sectors of expertise. We are happy to announce the
accumulated daily profits paid by our platform to all investors:
Sep – Dec 2019 2020
57.333% 108.742%
Over the reporting period the number of annual average users - active investors
with an investment – has shown a healthy, regular, and upwards trajectory since
the start of trading:1
Sep - Dec 2019 2020
427 users 2,174 users
Average deposit approx. $1,137 Average deposit approx. $1,685
> $485,499 total > $2,943,695 total
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Reinvestments are not fully calculated into the figures below, just new capital
A brief review of our business activities over the past 18 months:
a. Robotics
Robotics Online’s investments focus constitutes a sizeable segment of our
portfolios. The process of automation in manufacturing, heavy industry, and
hundreds of other applications is accelerating at a dramatic pace. COVID-19
served to accelerate automation processes in rich countries yet further, with
some industry experts explaining that advancements have leapt forward by as
much as 5 years in the space of the last 18 months. Robotics Online’s entry into
the Robotics sector investment field has proven extremely well timed, coinciding
with a recent surge in both technology and robotics deployment.
Associated with robotics opportunities is the related field of software and AI
Jan - Jun 2021 developed for automation processes. The value of such code is immense, and
47.978% there exist opportunities to invest in licensing opportunities at the operational
level as well as in design.
The world is at the cusp of a robot-controlled process automation (RPA) industrial
revolution. The expected productivity and efficiency gains are vast, representing a
rich, long-term vein of investment opportunities for our clients.
Jan - Jun 2021
3,532 users Over the reporting period, Robotics Online has directed investment funds into the
Average deposit approx. $1,967 following promising robotics technologies and software development projects. The
> $2,671,186 total company invested $2,196,136 of its members’ funds into robotics technology
companies, 36% of total investments during the period Sep 2019 – June 2021.

Robotics Online LLC

15 1201 N Orange St Suite, 7160 Wilmington, DE 19801, USA
Contact: info@robotics.online
The total RoI from robotics-related investments over the period was: 2
Sep – Dec 2019 2020
14% 64%
b. Cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrencies have had an eventful journey during the period of this report,
and over the course of the global pandemic. Regulatory headwinds have emerged,
but in the longer term such developments are highly positive as they will reduce
the perception of risk associated with an unregulated market. Despite negative
and often doom-laden commentary by politicians, economists, central bankers,
and the established financial sector, the interest in cryptocurrencies – including
now among some of the grandest institutional investment funds – is beginning to
indicate that cryptocurrencies have a secure future.
Over the reporting period, Robotics Online has directed investment funds into
cryptocurrencies. Members can use their dashboard to invest in three of the most
established cryptocurrencies – Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin. The company
invested $2,867,178 of its members’ funds into cryptocurrencies, 47% of total
investments during the period Sep 2019 – June 2021.
The total RoI from crypto-related investments over the period was:
Sep – Dec 2019 2020
23% 97%
2
Note: Due to the reason that we consistently receive new capital from our members, the percentages listed for the total RoI
for Robotics, cryptocurrency, startups and ICO investments over the year may seem low.
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c. Startups
Jan - Jun 2021
The registration of startups worldwide, but especially in the US, the EU, and the
32%
UK, was on the rise before COVID-19 sunk its teeth into the global economy. The
peculiarities of lockdown-induced life created unique conditions, the effects of
which are likely to continue long after the worst of the crisis has abated. Firms
have battled with challenges related to being left with far more real estate than
they can utilize, workers who were at first forced and are now used to working
from home, redundancies, and lay-offs, first as many companies had to withdraw
from their usual production cycles, and as government income support and
furlough schemes started to close. These events have convinced many to make a
move on fulfilling their career dreams, leading to an unprecedented number of
startups. At the same time, certain economies, led by the US, have come roaring
back in economic recoveries of unprecedented speed, with vast opportunities
facing the sectors in which Robotics Online specialists.
Robotics Online has concentrated on identifying promising startups, mostly in
robotics and other technical sectors. It has used its experience and the deep
industry knowledge of its principals to invest its members’ funds into startups
based on thorough, sensible and realistic appraisals. Robotics Online’s
assessment methodology has yielded positive results for its clients over the
period of this report.
Jan - Jun 2021
Based on recent experience, Robotics Online is taking its successful formula
67%
forwards in an environment where startups in robotics and other technical fields
look set to enjoy a compelling and positive trajectory.
Robotics Online LLC
1201 N Orange St Suite, 7160 Wilmington, DE 19801, USA
Contact: info@robotics.online
Over the reporting period, Robotics Online has directed investment funds into
promising robotics and other tech sector startups, and some non-tech startups.
The company invested $793,049 of its members’ funds into startups, 13% of total
investments during the period Sep 2019 – June 2021.

The total RoI from startups-related investments over the period was:
Sep – Dec 2019 2020 Jan - Jun 2021
6% 34% 28%

d. ICOs
Over the period of this report, Robotics Online became increasingly concerned
with the stability and security of the ICOs market. Following extensive risk
management assessments and due diligence, Robotics Online made an executive
decision to reduce effort on ICO-related investments until the market becomes
more thoroughly regulated. However, during the early phase of the reporting
period, the company did invest members’ funds into select ICOs after the
opportunities had been exhaustively appraised.

The company invested $244,015 of its members’ funds into ICOs, 4% of total
investments during the period Sep 2019 – June 2021.
The total RoI from ICOs-related investments over the period was:

Sep – Dec 2019 2020 Jan - Jun 2021

16% 6% -17%

Robotics Online LLC

17 1201 N Orange St Suite, 7160 Wilmington, DE 19801, USA
Contact: info@robotics.online
4. Partner Program
From the launch of our service, Robotics Online has offered a partner program
which allows investors to make quick, easy, and risk-free profits.
If an existing member recruits an acquaintance to become a member of Robotics
Online, for each recruit – ‘Friend’ - the originating member receives a commission
based on the total invested by the Friend.
Members share their Partner Program link or their Robotics Online username to
invited 3rd parties. Newly joining Friends can cite the member’s username when
they register as new members.
function is only possible for all directly recruited members, i.e., those of the first
level (5%). Members can give back credit to first-level Friends manually
(dashboard toggles “Share Commission with ‘(name)”, followed by confirmation
‘”Gave ‘(name)’ 5% back”. The referral cash back can also be set to automatic
from members’ dashboards.
The Partner Program is designed like a loyalty program typical in the aviation industry.
The intention is to benefit long-term and active members on Robotics Online.
You

The Partner Program is divided into three levels and works according to the PPS
principle (pay-per-sale).
commission
Successful recruiters receive a commission as soon as a new member makes an
investment.

The three levels differ in the percentage of commission received by the original
member. As investments cascade from the first level Friend, the original member
5%
receives a commission of 5%; if the Friend attracts another Friend, the
commission awarded to the original member is 3%. One further level down earns 3%
the original member a commission of 1%. The maximum earnable commission
overall is 9%. Robotics Online has attracted hundreds of new members this way. Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
Receive 5% Receive 3% Receive 1%
1%
All members can benefit from the fact that the commissions can be returned Partnership Program Partnership Program
proportionally to recruited Friends, depending on customer preference. This pay-per-sale scheme commission levels pay-per-sale scheme commission levels

Robotics Online LLC

18 1201 N Orange St Suite, 7160 Wilmington, DE 19801, USA
Contact: info@robotics.online
For either private individuals or corporate
customers, members interested in the
Member Program are advised by Robotics
Online’s affiliate managers. The advice is
calibrated to help Robotics Online’s clients
extract the maximum benefit from our
loyalty program.

Over the reporting period Robotics

Online’s Partner Program has proven a
force multiplier, both for the company’s
turnover but also in increasing its capacity
to invest in promising technologies and
startup companies. The network effects
the program has rendered will be
continued into the next period, over which
the company expects yet more expansion
in the robotics and automation sectors, in
cryptocurrencies, and in automation and
other technology startups.

Robotics Online LLC

19 1201 N Orange St Suite, 7160 Wilmington, DE 19801, USA
Contact: info@robotics.online
5. Lottery
During the reporting period, a lottery feature has been
added to members’ services.

The Robotics Online lottery offers up to $1million

each week for members actively investing on the
company’s platform. The lottery offers additional
inducement to the potential returns made by clients’
investments. Participation is available to all Robotics
Online members, wherever they are located.

Following a member’s investment, every Monday

at 17:00hrs UTC, active investments are counted in
the lottery draw. For every $25 of active
investment members receive one ticket for the
weekly lottery, e.g. a member invests $1,000; they
will receive 40 lottery tickets for the current week.

Members have the option to pick their own numbers

or let the system generate numbers for them
randomly. There is no limit to the number of tickets (a
ticket is a set of seven unary or binary number
groups). The numbers used for the first six sets in Representative screenshot – Robotics Online lottery
each sequence are from 1 to 60, and the seventh
number set is from 1 to 20.

Robotics Online LLC

20 1201 N Orange St Suite, 7160 Wilmington, DE 19801, USA
Contact: info@robotics.online
Contests are weekly, with one number drawn every
day at 17:00 UTC. Each Sunday, the 7th and final
number is drawn and the winnings for the week are
determined.

Members have the possibility to match multiple draw

numbers. Matching all seven numbers for the week
would win the $1Million jackpot.

The lottery concept has proven an attractive hook for

existing members, members’ friends, and is a draw
for prospective members. It ups the interest of
participation and is an attractive feature on top of the
earnings members already enjoy from their
short-term, low-risk investments. We believe that this
feature is partly responsible for membership growth.

Robotics Online LLC

21 1201 N Orange St Suite, 7160 Wilmington, DE 19801, USA
Contact: info@robotics.online
6. Directors and Officers
a. Roles and responsibilities • Managing the day-to-day functions of the company;
• Overseeing the production of all internal and external reports;
During the reporting period, no new senior management positions were created, • Ensuring the application of the company’s HR policies;
and no changes to senior management positions were made. • Ensuring the application of the company’s HSE policies;
• Providing a senior communications conduit with Robotics Online’s
The roles and responsibilities of the CEO and Managing Director of Robotics members
Online are:
Company Personnel: Over the course of the reporting period, Robotics
Chief Executive Officer online has created a capable and dedicated team. Team biographies can
be viewed on our website at https://www.robotics.online/about-us
• Leading the management team;
• Developing the Company’s strategy in conjunction with the Board;
• Implementing the decisions of the Board and its Committees;
• Achieving the Company’s commercial objectives;
• Developing Company policies and ensuring effective implementation;
• Ensuring effective communication with shareholders;
• Leading the annual performance evaluation of the Board;
• Answering shareholders’ queries when usual channels of
communication are unavailable

Managing Director
• Supporting the CEO on all his responsibilities;
• Implementing operations;
• Implementing polices;
• Ensuring the achievement of set deliverables;

Robotics Online LLC

22 1201 N Orange St Suite, 7160 Wilmington, DE 19801, USA
Contact: info@robotics.online
7. Company Governance
a. Company governance and structure
Overview: Robotics Online applies the principles of the corporate
governance code of the State of Delaware in a manner which enables
shareholders to evaluate how these principles have been applied. The Board
believes that the Company has throughout the period covered by this report
complied with all relevant provisions contained in Delaware’s code.
Robotics Online – legal structure: As a Delaware Limited Liability Company
(LLC), Robotics Online’s owners (members), are afforded the liability
protections of a corporation combined with the flexible structure of a
partnership. As in 50 states of the Union, an LLC is considered a separate
legal entity distinct from its members and has various obligations under
federal, state, and local law.
Robotics Online’s primary legal obligation is to pay and otherwise fulfill the
debts and contractual obligations it incurs. As an LLC, Robotics Online has
the power to take many of the actions an individual can, like borrowing
money, owning real estate, signing contracts, hiring employees, and engaging
contractors. In exchange for the ability to incur liabilities, there is a legal
obligation to comply with the responsibilities they entail, such as making
scheduled loan payments, performing under contracts, paying wages to, and
withholding taxes for employees, and compensating contractors.
Robotics Online is legally responsible for actions that its employees take
within their scope of employment. Unless an employee of Robotics Online
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has contractually agreed to guarantee or otherwise stand behind the
business's liabilities, the employee is not liable for the company's debts
and obligations if there are defaults or a failure to perform.
Entity Formalities: Although there are generally fewer entity-related
responsibilities of LLCs vs corporations, Robotics Online is legally
obligated to perform under an operating agreement that sets out how the
company's members, managers, and officers conduct business.
Operating agreement obligations typically include:
• Hold member and manager meetings to make certain company decisions;
• Maintain the company's books and records, compiling financial
statements, allocating income, losses, and expenses to the members, and
making any required tax filings;
• Distributee the available cash flow to the members;
• Keep records of any transfers of membership interests and updating the
operating agreement accordingly;
• Wind up the company's business, liquidating the company's assets, paying
off the debts, and distributing the remaining assets to the members if the
LLC decides to end its legal existencee
Taxes and Reports: The State of Delaware requires annual or biennial
(every two years) reports to be filed by Robotics Online to update its
current business locations and activities in the state and to identify its
current members and managers.
Robotics Online LLC
1201 N Orange St Suite, 7160 Wilmington, DE 19801, USA
Contact: info@robotics.online
 8. Financial Headlines
Robotics Online’s detailed financial reports, including any independent auditor’s report (if existent), consolidated statement of income, statement of financial position,
statement of cashflows, statement of any changes of equity, are made available to its members.

For the purposes of this annual report, the following financial highlights covering the period of the report are offered:

c. Annual Average Users

a. Revenue: b. Direct and indirect costs: (active investors with an investment)3: d. EBITDA: e. Net profits:
3,532
$524,832 Ave deposit
$1,967
Total
2020 2,174 $2,671,186 $732,243
$715,052
$1,239,884 Ave deposit
$344,779 $1,685
Total $495,882 $508,021
Sep - Dec 2019 Jan - June 2021 427 $2,943,695
$225,805 $1,077,022 Ave deposit
$1,137
$184,214 Total
$485,499

$41,591 $26,419

Sep - Dec 2020 Jan - June Sep - Dec 2020 Jan - June Sep - Dec 2020 Jan - June Sep - Dec 2020 Jan - June
2019 2021 2019 2021 2019 2021 2019 2021
3
Reinvestments are not fully calculated into
the figures below, just new capital

Robotics Online LLC

24 1201 N Orange St Suite, 7160 Wilmington, DE 19801, USA
Contact: info@robotics.online
9. Financial Forecast
The annual financial forecast for net profit for years 2022 – 2024 is:

$19,490,028

$12,518,530

$6,377,674

2022 2023 2024

Robotics Online LLC

25 1201 N Orange St Suite, 7160 Wilmington, DE 19801, USA
Contact: info@robotics.online
10. Shareholder Information

Robotics Online LLC is registered in the State of Delaware,

company number 6865710
It’s registered office and physical headquarters are at:
Robotics Online LLC
1201 N Orange St Suite 7160
Wilmington, DE 19801
USA

Inquiries to:
General: info@robotics.online
Data protection: privacy@robotics.online
Press inquiries: press@robotics.online

Robotics Online LLC

26 1201 N Orange St Suite, 7160 Wilmington, DE 19801, USA
Contact: info@robotics.online
Closing remarks
Robotics Online’s first reporting period has seen the company grow from strength
to strength. Initially, the onset of the pandemic appeared to be a potential
existential threat to the business. The forces and changes which the pandemic
brought to the fore proved to be highly auspicious for the sectors in which
Robotics Online specializes; robotics & automation, cryptocurrency,
automation-related startups have all had an extremely robust phase over the
course of the crisis, in some cases leaping years ahead of technical and even
economic development.

We at Robotics Online feel proud that we have a devised a platform for the
ever-growing population of would-be investors out there, providing them with a
transparent, fair, low risk yet remunerative opportunity to invest in fields which all
show extremely promising growth. We know that our choice of investible sectors
has a brilliant future.

Over the past year +, the company has grown at a healthy clip, yet at a pace which
has enabled us to aggrandize our position, and establish a stable, reliable
business platform.

Over the next period we will capitalize on our experiences and expand our offering
across a phase set to bring healthy returns on investment for our growing
membership.

We wish you good fortune in your investments over the coming months. We will
make sure of that!

Robotics Online LLC

27 1201 N Orange St Suite, 7160 Wilmington, DE 19801, USA
Contact: info@robotics.online