AGIBOT Expands Saudi Arabia Push with Partner Conference Focused on Embodied AI

AGIBOT is expanding its focus on embodied AI and robotics in Saudi Arabia, bringing local partners and industry stakeholders together at the AGIBOT Partner Conference (APC) 2026 in Riyadh. The conference focused on the next phase of robotics deployment in the Kingdom, with AGIBOT looking to move beyond technology demonstrations and towards scalable deployments and long-term commercial applications.
The push comes as Saudi Arabia accelerates its digital and industrial transformation under Vision 2030. AGIBOT says it is building partnerships across key sectors including energy, research and education, warehousing and logistics, manufacturing and entertainment.
Rather than focusing solely on showcasing robotic capabilities, AGIBOT says its Saudi strategy is centred on deploying embodied AI in complex, real-world environments. The company plans to combine its robotics and AI technologies with the expertise and resources of local partners to develop solutions tailored to specific requirements in the Saudi market.
APC KSA is intended to support this approach by connecting AGIBOT with enterprises, institutions and ecosystem partners that can help take robotics projects from experimentation to scalable deployment. “Saudi Arabia is emerging as a key market for AI and robotics, and we believe embodied AI can play an important role in the Kingdom’s next stage of industrial and digital transformation,” said Abel Deng, President, Middle East & Asia Pacific Region at AGIBOT. “Through APC KSA, we look forward to working closely with local partners, enterprises and institutions to turn robotics innovation into practical deployments and create long-term value for customers and partners in Saudi Arabia.”
The conference marks another step in AGIBOT’s efforts to establish a local robotics ecosystem, with the company positioning Saudi Arabia as a market for practical applications of embodied AI across industrial, commercial and institutional environments.



