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E27- From pilot to production: Where robotics actually breaks
Industrial automation in Southeast Asia is moving beyond experimentation into real-world execution, and the stakes are rising quickly. In January 2026, Singapore-based robotics company Botsync secured additional Series A funding from SGInnovate, signalling growing investor confidence in the region’s smart manufacturing push. But scaling robotics is not just about deploying machines but about integrating intelligence into complex, live operations.
In this interview with e27, Rahul Nambiar, CEO and co-founder of Botsync, breaks down what it takes to move from pilot projects to multi-site rollouts, where automation delivers real ROI, and why orchestration is becoming the true battleground. As labour shortages intensify and manufacturing digitises, Botsync’s journey offers a closer look at how robotics is evolving from a technical solution into critical industrial infrastructure.
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Botsync offers a unified automation platform SyncOS™ and dependable AMR hardware that simplify AGV, AMR, and equipment integration. We help partners eliminate multi-vendor complexity, streamline workflows, and deploy reliable automation across diverse facilities with greater speed and confidence.
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Stellar Ventures and Cypress Growth Capital Commit to Fueling the Future of Robotics Software
Leading the charge in expanding robotics beyond factories, PickNik Robotics announces a significant $2 million pre-seed investment round
InOrbit Launches Developer Portal, Expands RobOps Ecosystem
InOrbit announced today the launch of their Developer Portal and an expanded RobOps Ecosystem. The Developer Portal provides a centralized toolbox that includes SDKs, APIs and ready-to-use code for roboticists looking to integrate RobOps development into their robot pla



