AGIBOT held the AGIBOT Partner Conference 2026 Indonesia in Jakarta with local partner Denka Pratama Indonesia, bringing together about 300 participants from Indonesia’s technology sector, business community and industry partner network. The company said the conference focused on the use of physical AI and humanoid robots in industrial and commercial settings in Indonesia. Discussions covered potential applications in automation, service operations and productivity across several sectors.
AGIBOT also introduced a Robot as a Service rental model for the Indonesian market. The company said the model is intended to give customers access to robotics technology without requiring direct ownership.
Abel Deng, president for the Middle East and Asia Pacific at AGIBOT, said the company aims to deploy physical AI in Indonesia in ways that allow robots to perform workplace tasks. He said the rental model is intended to support wider adoption across industrial sectors.
Denka Pratama Indonesia founder Ching said the partnership combines AGIBOT’s robotics technology with Denka’s local market experience, partner network and operational capabilities in Indonesia.
At the event, AGIBOT presented its XYZ Curve concept for the physical AI industry and outlined seven productivity scenarios involving robot use. AGIBOT and Denka also plan to offer products and solutions designed for different industrial requirements in Indonesia.
The companies said they intend to work with local partners to develop a robotics ecosystem in Indonesia and support the use of physical AI in industrial and service applications.
