IIOT-OXYS, Inc.

IIOT-OXYS, Inc.

Summary

IIOT-OXYS, Inc. is a Nevada-based technology company that designs and sells edge computing systems for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). The company combines hardware, software, and domain-specific AI to monitor, measure, and predict conditions across energy, structural, agricultural, and medical applications. It delivers insights and insights-as-a-service through partnerships and external contractors. As of May 11, 2026 the company reports one full-time employee (including the CEO) and operates two wholly owned subsidiaries: OXYS Corporation and HereLab, Inc.

Core business

• Designs, builds, tests, and sells edge computing systems for IIoT deployments.
• Develops hardware, software, and algorithms that monitor, measure, and predict conditions for energy, structural, agricultural, and medical use cases.
• Uses domain-specific AI to generate insights from large data streams to improve asset reliability, machine uptime, energy use, and product quality.
• Combines off-the-shelf hardware with reconfigurable hardware architectures and coordinating software to collect data, analyze it at the edge, and produce actionable reports.
• Emphasizes edge computing as a complement to cloud processing while maintaining advanced cloud-based algorithms.
• Uses open-source tools alongside proprietary algorithms and client-specific software to reduce development time and cost.
• Offers minimally invasive measurement approaches that avoid interference with critical equipment or control networks.

Markets served

• Smart Manufacturing: medical devices, biotech, and pharmaceutical supply chains with goals of uptime, operational efficiency, predictive maintenance, and quality control.
• Smart Infrastructure: civil infrastructure monitoring (for example, bridges) to help clients prioritize limited funding for repairs and maintenance.
• Positions itself on the operations side of customers’ businesses rather than in patient-facing roles.

Technology and competitive positioning

• Core differentiator is edge computing: processing data locally instead of sending all raw data to the cloud, improving computational efficiency for many IIoT workloads.
• Competes with large, cloud-centric firms moving toward edge solutions (Siemens, IBM, GE, Amazon, Google) as well as edge-focused startups (FogHorn, Tulip Interfaces, MachineSense).
• Differentiates by combining open-source tooling with proprietary algorithms and software, and by using reconfigurable hardware architectures to address customer needs quickly.

Intellectual property and R&D

• Develops intellectual property in collaboration with partners.
• Builds core capabilities with open-source tools while maintaining proprietary algorithms and software content for clients.

Sales and marketing

• Sales channels include partner and channel partnerships, direct business development with end-use customers, and participation in trade shows and international technical and marketing activities.

Corporate history and structure

• Incorporated in New Jersey on October 1, 2003 as Creative Beauty Supply of New Jersey Corporation; renamed Gotham Capital Holdings, Inc. on May 18, 2015.
• In 2017, approved a corporate reorganization that included renaming to IIOT-OXYS, Inc., changing domicile to Nevada, adopting a Stock Awards Plan, and executing the OXYS Securities Exchange Agreement with OXYS Corporation (Nevada) that exchanged 34,687,244 shares for 100% of OXYS.
• Domicile changed to Nevada and name changed to IIOT-OXYS, Inc. on October 26, 2017.
• Operates through two wholly owned subsidiaries: OXYS Corporation and HereLab, Inc. HereLab is immaterial to operations.

Corporate footprint and operations

• Does not own any real estate properties.
• First revenues were recognized in the fourth quarter of 2017; the company is currently in a development phase described as largely pre-revenue.
• Business services are provided by outside contractors.

Cybersecurity

• Defines cybersecurity incident and threat terms and maintains ongoing website monitoring by a third party.
• Management monitors cybersecurity and reports to the board as needed; there is no dedicated cybersecurity subcommittee at the board level.
• Identified risk includes the potential for a breach affecting customer data, which could harm public trust and revenue.
• Management reports that no cybersecurity breaches have occurred to date.

Financial snapshot

• First revenues in Q4 2017; the company is described as largely pre-revenue in its current development phase.
• Equity funding has included amounts converted to equity from Cambridge MedSpace LLC and investments from GHS Investments LLC.

Regulatory and environmental

• No governmental approvals are currently required for the company’s products or services.
• The company is not subject to environmental regulation for its current activities.

Closing statement

IIOT-OXYS, Inc. focuses on edge computing solutions for IIoT by integrating hardware, software, and AI to monitor and predict conditions across industrial sectors. The company operates primarily through partnerships and contractors, maintains proprietary algorithms alongside open-source tooling, and continues development efforts while reporting limited headcount and early-stage revenue activity.