Macrovey

About the offering

Introduction Macrovey has been a key player in the material handling industry for 40 years, delivering solutions to major clients such as Amazon, FedEx, Walmart, UPS, and Home Depot through its ASBECO division. With extensive industry experience, the company has developed a deep understanding of market dynamics and the evolving demands of automation in logistics and warehousing. Leveraging decades of expertise and strategic investments, Macrovey has pioneered a line of flexible, autonomous, robot-based systems designed to redefine material handling automation. These systems offer significant advantages over traditional automation, including enhanced flexibility, accuracy, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. Macrovey’s commitment to innovation has been recognized with multiple prestigious awards. The company has received a contract from the U.S. Air Force for its advanced system development, as well as a distinguished warehouse initiative award for its contributions to automation and logistics efficiency. With a strong foundation in the material handling market and a focus on technological advancement, Macrovey continues to lead the way in developing next-generation automation solutions that optimize efficiency and reduce operational costs across industries. Success to Date: Developed proprietary business software system, Developed 3 patented autonomous robotic systems, Average of $10 million revenue per year over the last four years, Won USAF development contract, Won 2024 Warehouse Initiative Award for Automation, Won prestigious Warehouse Innovation Award, Showcased systems at major industry trade shows, Created Technology Center in Alpharetta GA to demonstrate systems, Developed innovative robotics training course using augmented reality, Maintained profitable core business Problem The material handling industry is experiencing rapid growth, with market size expected to double in the coming years. However, this expansion is occurring alongside a significant workforce shift. An aging labor force and historically low unemployment rates are making it increasingly difficult for businesses to find and retain skilled workers. At the same time, traditional automation solutions remain prohibitively expensive, rigid, and manpower-intensive, limiting their adoption—especially among small and mid-sized warehouses that struggle to justify high upfront investments. While the market is flooded with various robotic technologies, most fail to provide comprehensive, scalable solutions that truly address operational pain points. With recent tariffs increasing costs across global supply chains, businesses are under pressure to adapt—or fall behind. That’s where our robotic-based automation steps in. We’re making domestic production efficient again. With robotics, we don’t need to rely on offshore labor or tariff-exposed materials. It’s local, lean, and built to last. Solution Macrovey, through our ASBECO subsidiary, has been a leader in material installation for over 40 years. While exhibiting at the biennial MODEX trade show, we observed a major industry shift—while 2020 featured mostly conveyors with some robotics, by 2022, robotics dominated. Recognizing the future, we made a strategic move into automation, investing millions to develop a truly unique, robot-agnostic solution. Our live demonstration at MODEX 2024 was a resounding success, earning industry awards and securing a USAF development order. MODEX 2024 was nearly all robotics, proving our vision to be correct. Macrovey is tackling these challenges with a unique, cost-effective, and flexible automation approach. Designed for seamless integration, Macrovey solutions are easy to install and can be deployed at a fraction of the cost of traditional systems, making automation accessible even for small warehouse operations. Unlike conventional automation that requires extensive modifications and specialized infrastructure, Macrovey’s systems are highly adaptable, requiring minimal setup and offering rapid deployment capabilities. Additionally, these solutions are fully autonomous, eliminating the need for manual labor while improving efficiency and consistency in material handling operations. Systems can be expanded, reconfigured, or relocated to meet changing operational demands, providing warehouses with the flexibility needed in today’s fast-paced logistics landscape. Moreover, Macrovey’s automation solutions are not confined to indoor spaces; they can be deployed outdoors, ensuring a broader range of applications and increasing usability in diverse environments. By enabling a single operator to oversee large-scale implementations, Macrovey further reduces labor dependency while maximizing throughput. Business Model We are currently generating revenue from our legacy business and from the new products via the USAF contract. Planned revenue streams include military and business-to-business sales. In addition, our unique "Robots as a Service (RaaS)" program allows user to pay for equipment, maintenance, and OPERATOR on a monthly basis with a small down payment. There is no need for a customer to use capital resources. Market Opportunity The global industrial automation market size was valued at USD 205.86 billion in 2022 and is projected to reach USD 395.09 billion by 2029, exhibiting a CAGR of 9.8% during the forecast 2022-2029. Software is expected to be the leading segment in this market during the forecast period. Macrovey's offerings are based on Macrovey proprietary software. Increasing deployments of fifth-generation wireless technology, industrial IoT, industry 4.0, smart factories, and robotics are major factors driving the market growth. Macrovey offers all of these technologies. Press PRNewswire: Latest News from Macrovey PRNewswire: Macrovey Nominated for Three Prestigious Awards at the 28th Annual Supply Chain Excellence Awards USA Kxan In-Depth: Macrovey Technology Center Grand Opening: Experience the Future of Warehousing and Robotics! Investor Invitation Whenever we show our technology to customers the word that we always seem to hear is that the systems are "cool." This seems to play well with investors that have a technical background. Also the quantitative monetary savings that we can show is impressive. Use of Proceeds If the offering's maximum amount of $1,200,000 is raised: Product Development - 41.7% Marketing - 20.8% Sales - 32.6% Intermediary fees - 4.9%

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