Jakarta, INTI - AI² Robotics, a technology company based in Shenzhen, China, is exploring partnerships with local Indonesian stakeholders to expand its robotics business, focusing on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and versatile robots powered by embodied intelligence.
The proposed collaboration will cover technology deployment, research partnerships, and application development across various industries.
AI² Robotics Vice President of Global Markets and Ecosystem, Kristine Mo, said Indonesia offers significant opportunities for collaboration in the robotics sector. The company aims to introduce Chinese-developed general-purpose robots powered by embodied intelligence to the Indonesian market through partnerships with local stakeholders.
"We see significant collaboration opportunities to bring this technology to Indonesia," Kristine said during a session at the Danantara Technology Innovation Investment Forum (DTIIF) 2026 in Jakarta on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
AI² Robotics Outlines Four Key Partnership Pillars in Indonesia
Kristine outlined four key pillars of the company's partnership strategy in Indonesia: technology transfer, research and educational collaboration, real-world robotics applications, and the strengthening of local operations.
Through technology transfer, the company plans to introduce robots equipped with embodied intelligence models, enabling them to understand human instructions, respond to environmental conditions, and perform tasks autonomously.
These robots will also feature specialized capabilities to carry out various tasks based on the specific needs of the Indonesian market.
Meanwhile, through research and educational collaboration, AI² Robotics aims to partner with universities to facilitate technology knowledge transfer while developing local talent in embodied intelligence-based robotics.
Company Targets Robotics Applications Across Key Indonesian Industries
The company also intends to identify potential applications for its robots across Indonesia's manufacturing, logistics, and public service sectors.
To support these deployments, AI² Robotics recognizes the importance of local partnerships in providing robot maintenance, technical support services, and application development tailored to domestic market requirements.
"We are very open to collaborating with Indonesia and hope to introduce these versatile robots to the country while delivering productive and mutually beneficial outcomes through our partnerships," Kristine said.
Conclusion
AI² Robotics is seeking to expand its presence in Indonesia through local partnerships focused on technology transfer, research collaboration, and real-world robotics applications. Its strategy targets manufacturing, logistics, and public services, while also supporting the development of local robotics talent and technical capabilities.
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