- Plans to expand in Southeast Asia & India, while forging partnerships for ANZ & US launches
- Investment will support product R&D & accelerate deployments amid rising demand for scalable automation

Botsync, a Singapore-based robotics automation company specialising in Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) and vendor-agnostic automation orchestration, has received an undisclosed amount of additional funding from SGInnovate as part of its extended Series A round.
In a statement, the company said the investment will strengthen its position amid growing demand for scalable automation, enabling it to advance product R&D and accelerate deployments for existing customers.
Botsync has seen strong demand from the FMCG, F&B and automotive sectors, driven by the region’s increasing need for flexible automation solutions. Over the past year, the company expanded into Australia and South Africa through strategic partnerships to support customer deployments, and has partnered with SK International as part of its expansion into the United States.
The company claims it recorded 240% growth in production trips, surpassing one million live production trips in 2025, alongside 230% revenue growth. It attributes the performance to expansion among existing customers and deployments with global enterprises including Ford, Caterpillar, Kimberly-Clark, Coca-Cola, Aquaporin and Nestlé.
With the additional funding, Botsync will accelerate product and technology development, focusing on expanding SyncOS™ integrations across a broader ecosystem of robotic and software platforms, while deepening its AI-driven analytics and optimisation capabilities. The company will also continue enhancing the throughput and real-world adaptability of its MAG AMRs.
Botsync is preparing to deepen its presence in Southeast Asia and India, while building strategic partnerships to support launches across ANZ and the US, with market development already underway.
“The support from the Singapore ecosystem has been instrumental to our growth, and we are grateful to welcome SGInnovate at this stage of our journey,” said Rahul Nambiar, CEO and co-founder of Botsync. “As customers scale from pilot deployments to large rollouts, our ability to orchestrate multi-vendor robotic fleets has become a key differentiator.
“We believe the next frontier of robotics lies not just in smarter robots, but in intelligent systems that can orchestrate them more effectively,” he added.
Hsien-Hui Tong, executive director of investments at SGInnovate, said, “SGInnovate is excited to support Botsync in this next phase of growth. Their approach addresses real industry needs and exemplifies how home-grown deep tech companies can scale regionally to deliver meaningful impact.”
Botsync’s long-term ambition is to establish SyncOS™ as the core orchestration layer for enterprises seeking to automate industrial operations at scale, supported by deeper partnerships with technology providers and system integrators across manufacturing and logistics.
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