Botsync Secures Additional Series A Funding to Accelerate Global Expansion and Software Innovation

Botsync, a Singapore-based robotics startup, has secured additional Series A funding from SGInnovate to drive its expansion into the United States and Australia. The investment comes after a record-breaking year for the company, which saw production trips grow by 240 percent and revenue increase by 230 percent in 2025. These funds will be used to scale current deployments and advance the company's proprietary autonomous mobile robot technology. The company's growth is fueled by high demand for its MAG series of Autonomous Mobile Robots and the SyncOS orchestration platform. Global corporations like Ford, Caterpillar, and Nestlé are already utilizing these solutions to automate complex material handling tasks. The platform's ability to coordinate various robot types makes it a valuable asset for large-scale industrial operations across the FMCG and automotive sectors.

Advancing Orchestration and Product R&D

Research and development efforts will focus on enhancing the AI capabilities and optimization features of SyncOS. This vendor-agnostic software allows factories to manage multi-vendor fleets through a single, no-code interface. By simplifying the integration process, Botsync helps manufacturers transition from small-scale pilots to full-scale automated workflows without requiring extensive technical overhauls. International expansion is being executed through strategic partnerships, such as a recent collaboration with SK International for the US market. Similar alliances are helping the company penetrate the Australian and South African markets while deepening its presence in Southeast Asia and India. These moves position the firm to capture the growing global demand for flexible robotics solutions in the manufacturing and logistics industries.

Leadership and Strategic Vision

Rahul Nambiar, CEO and co-founder of Botsync, believes that the future of the industry lies in intelligent systems that can orchestrate different robots effectively. He stated that the support from the Singapore ecosystem and SGInnovate is crucial for this next stage of growth. The company aims to establish its software as the essential orchestration layer for any enterprise looking to automate at scale. Hsien-Hui Tong of SGInnovate highlighted that the startup exemplifies how deep tech companies can scale from Singapore to deliver meaningful impact globally. The investor's support confirms the technical viability and market potential of the company's approach to industrial automation. As the company expands, it continues to seek new partnerships with system integrators and technical providers to grow its ecosystem.