Robotics Startup Botsync Secures Additional Series A Funding from SGInnovate

Originally announced in January 2026, this development is now being covered as part of Robotics India’s continued tracking of high-growth robotics and automation companies across Asia-Pacific.

Singapore-based robotics automation startup Botsync has secured additional funding from SGInnovate as part of its extended Series A round. While the exact investment amount has not been disclosed, the capital strengthens Botsync’s position amid accelerating demand for scalable, vendor-agnostic industrial automation solutions.

The funding will support advanced product research and development, AI-driven orchestration enhancements, and accelerated deployments across Southeast Asia, India, Australia-New Zealand (ANZ), and the United States.

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Botsync Funding History & Capital Trajectory

Early Stage & Seed Backing

Founded in 2019, Botsync initially received backing from early-stage investors and angel networks to build its automation orchestration platform and proprietary AMR systems.

US$5.2 Million Series A (June 2024)

In June 2024, Botsync raised US$5.2 million in a Series A round led by Capital 2B and Betatron Venture Group, with participation from IvyCap Ventures, AppWorks, Iterative, ZB Capital, Nalin Advani, Wong Fong, and Ascend Angels.

This funding enabled product refinement, regional expansion, enterprise deployments, and team growth.

Extended Series A – SGInnovate (January 2026)

In January 2026, SGInnovate joined the cap table through an additional investment in the extended Series A round. The investment amount remains undisclosed.

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Strong Growth Metrics in 2025

• 240% growth in production trips, surpassing one million live production trips
• 230% year-over-year revenue growth
• Expanded deployments across FMCG, automotive, F&B, and manufacturing sectors

Botsync supports multinational enterprises including:

• Ford
• Caterpillar
• Kimberly-Clark
• Coca-Cola
• Aquaporin
• Nestlé

Botsync Product Portfolio

1. SyncOS™ – Vendor-Agnostic Robotics Orchestration Platform

SyncOS™ serves as Botsync’s intelligent orchestration layer for managing multi-vendor robotic fleets in industrial environments.

Core capabilities include:

• Multi-vendor fleet integration
• Centralized fleet management dashboard
• Dynamic task allocation and coordination
• Traffic management and collision avoidance
• AI-driven analytics and operational optimization
• Integration with WMS and ERP systems

SyncOS™ allows enterprises to scale automation without vendor lock-in, positioning Botsync as a robotics infrastructure platform provider.

2. MAG Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs)

Botsync develops MAG AMRs designed for industrial material transport and intralogistics applications.

Key features:

• High-throughput material handling
• Dynamic obstacle avoidance
• Scalable fleet architecture
• Real-world industrial adaptability
• Seamless integration with SyncOS™

The company continues improving throughput efficiency and adaptability for large-scale enterprise deployments.

Geographic Expansion Strategy

Established Expansion

• Australia (via strategic partnerships)
• South Africa (regional deployment collaborations)
• United States (partnership with SK International)

Upcoming Focus Regions

• Southeast Asia
• India
• ANZ region
• United States large-scale expansion

Market development activities are already underway, particularly in India and Southeast Asia, where automation demand is increasing due to industrial growth and workforce constraints.

Leadership Perspective

Rahul Nambiar, CEO and Co-founder of Botsync, highlighted that as enterprises transition from pilot automation programs to full-scale rollouts, orchestration becomes the critical differentiator.

SGInnovate’s leadership noted that Botsync represents a strong example of a deep-tech company scaling regionally while solving tangible industrial automation challenges.

Strategic Positioning

Botsync positions itself not merely as a robotics manufacturer but as an automation infrastructure company building the intelligent operating system layer for robotic fleets.

Its vendor-neutral approach enables enterprises to future-proof automation investments and manage heterogeneous robotic ecosystems efficiently.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. How much funding did Botsync raise in January 2026?

Botsync secured additional Series A funding from SGInnovate. The exact amount has not been publicly disclosed.

2. How much did Botsync raise previously?

In June 2024, Botsync raised US$5.2 million in a Series A round.

3. When was Botsync founded?

Botsync was founded in 2019.

4. Who are the founders?

The company was founded by Rahul Nambiar, Nikhil Venkatesh, Prashant Trivedi, and Singaram Venkatachalam.

5. What does Botsync do?

Botsync develops Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) and a vendor-agnostic orchestration platform for industrial automation.

6. What is SyncOS™?

SyncOS™ is an orchestration software platform that integrates and manages multi-vendor robotic fleets using centralized control and AI optimization.

7. What are MAG AMRs?

MAG AMRs are Botsync’s proprietary autonomous mobile robots used for material handling and intralogistics.

8. Which industries use Botsync’s solutions?

Botsync serves FMCG, automotive, food & beverage, logistics, and manufacturing sectors.

9. Which global companies are Botsync customers?

Clients include Ford, Caterpillar, Kimberly-Clark, Coca-Cola, Aquaporin, and Nestlé.

10. Where is Botsync expanding?

The company is expanding across Southeast Asia, India, ANZ, and the United States.