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Learn why homegrown companies like Lionsbot and Eureka Robotics, and global players like Google and FieldAI, have chosen to grow from Singapore.
The global robotics market is poised for rapid growth, with a projected revenue of US$47.2 billion (S$60.9 billion) by 2026 and a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 1.9 per cent from 2026 to 2030.1 Within the market, robotics is also evolving – shifting from fixed, task-specific automation to embodied AI systems that can adapt, learn, and operate in dynamic environments.
Asia is emerging as the centre of this transformation, and Singapore is the launchpad where the most strategic companies are choosing to build from.
Currently ranked 2nd globally in robot density2 and home to over 300 robotics companies, Singapore offers a strong supplier ecosystem with more than 2,800 firms, 29 Free Trade Agreements connecting your business to global markets, and strong commitment to R&D and innovation in robotics.
Key highlights of this report include:
- An overview of Singapore’s robotics ecosystem
- Sectoral growth opportunities – advanced manufacturing, healthcare, hospitality and F&B, critical infrastructure, logistics and supply chain
- Case studies featuring companies like Certis, FieldAI, and more
For robotics and embodied AI companies weighing where to plant their flag in Asia, this report explores why Singapore – where seven of the World Economic Forum’s Lighthouse factories reside – is enabling companies to move from concept to commercial scale.
References:
1 Statista. Robotics – Worldwide. https://www.statista.com/outlook/tmo/robotics/worldwide/
2 International Federation of Robotics (Global Robot Density in Factories Doubled in Seven Years) (2024)
