APC 2026 Indonesia Drives Adoption of Humanoid Robots and RaaS Model

The era of embodied artificial intelligence is officially deepening its footprint in the country. AGIBOT, a global pioneer in robotics development, successfully held the AGIBOT Partner Conference 2026 Indonesia (APC 2026 Indonesia) in Jakarta. Collaborating with a strategic local partner, Denka Pratama Indonesia, the event marked a major step in strengthening the robotics ecosystem in the Asia Pacific region. The conference was attended by around 300 stakeholders from the technology sector, business players, and industry partners. Its primary focus was discussing the practical implementation of humanoid robots to support automation and boost productivity across various commercial sectors in Indonesia. The adoption of robotics technology in Indonesia is predicted to experience a significant surge in the coming years. Massive digital transformation across various industrial lines is the main driving force behind this market appeal. One of the breakthroughs introduced at APC 2026 was the Robot as a Service (RaaS) business model. Through this leasing scheme, AGIBOT is attempting to break down the high-cost barrier that has been the main obstacle for companies looking to adopt robotics technology. AGIBOT President for the Middle East and Asia Pacific, Abel Deng, stated that the company is bringing physical AI ready for application in Indonesia, allowing robots not only to move like humans but also to work like them. He noted the RaaS rental model would make it easier for customers to access this technology and accelerate widespread adoption. Echoing this sentiment, Denka Pratama Indonesia Founder Ching affirmed that this collaboration combines global technological excellence with strong local operational capabilities. He revealed that the firm has a broad partner network to deliver tremendous opportunities in developing the Indonesian market through tangible productivity solutions. During the conference, AGIBOT also presented the XYZ Curve concept, a framework to support the growth of the physical AI industry. Additionally, seven productivity scenarios specifically designed to address industrial challenges in Indonesia were outlined. With a product portfolio tailored to local market needs, the cooperation between AGIBOT and Denka Pratama Indonesia is expected to assist national companies in transforming towards smarter, more efficient, and competitive operations on the global stage.