SYNC ROBOTIC Launches AI Robot Platform in Taiwan

Jun 5, 2025
SYNC ROBOTIC, a subsidiary of Foxlink Group, has launched Taiwan's first AI Robot Platform, pioneering advancements in smart security and inspection solutions.

SYNC ROBOTIC, a subsidiary of Foxlink Group, has launched Taiwan's first AI Robot Platform, marking a significant advancement in the field of Physical AI. Announced in a press release, the platform is designed to meet the growing global demand for intelligent security and inspection solutions.

The AI Robot Platform integrates advanced hardware with reinforcement learning, utilizing technologies such as speech and visual recognition, vision-language models, and simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM). This enables high-performance autonomous patrols in various environments, including commercial buildings and public infrastructure, enhancing security management.

Equipped with precision sensors and advanced AI algorithms, the platform offers real-time situational awareness and anomaly detection, allowing for swift, autonomous responses with minimal human intervention. The system supports versatile robotic forms, such as quadrupeds and drones, capable of round-the-clock patrols and real-time alerts.

SYNC ROBOTIC plans to expand globally, starting with the U.S. market through Foxlink's security brand Luminys. Future applications are expected to extend to smart manufacturing and other sectors, positioning Taiwan as a key player in the global AI and automation ecosystem.

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