IntBot and Certis Partner to Develop Socially Intelligent Robots in Singapore

May 26, 2026
IntBot and Certis Group have formed a partnership to develop socially intelligent robots for enterprise and public environments in Singapore, combining IntBot's social intelligence technology with Certis' operational expertise.

IntBot and Certis Group have announced a strategic partnership to develop socially intelligent robot applications for enterprise and public-facing settings in Singapore, according to a press release.

The collaboration combines IntBot's General Social Intelligence technology with Certis' experience in managing complex operations. The companies plan to create humanoid concierge and service-assistance robots capable of interacting naturally with people while maintaining safety, reliability, and service standards.

The partnership supports IntBot's transition toward a scalable enterprise platform for Physical AI, enabling deployment across high-traffic public areas in Singapore and other regions. Certis was recently named by Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority as a design partner for the country's first large-scale robotics testbed at Punggol Digital District.

Initial pilot deployments are expected in Singapore as the technology and its use cases mature.

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