Kabam Robotics to Close After Six Years

Oct 23, 2026
Singapore security robot maker Kabam Robotics will cease operations on November 20, with executives considering a shift from hardware manufacturing to AI backend technology.

Kabam Robotics will cease operations on November 20 after six years in business, according to VnExpress. The Singapore company has asked customers to resolve outstanding matters before the closure.

Kabam makes autonomous robots for security patrols, surveillance and facility inspections. It had deployed more than 150 robots in Singapore and other markets as of 2023, serving customers including Changi Airport Group, Certis, Aetos, Amazon Web Services, JTC Corporation and Mandai Wildlife Group.

Executives are considering a shift from robot manufacturing to AI backend technology. Parent company Patec Group cited production costs and market conditions, while some employees working on AI could transfer to a new company. Kabam will contact customers about arrangements for robots already deployed.

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