Homes, next frontier for robotics
Malaysian development i-City and robotics firm Agibot are working together to create AI Living, a platform that integrates AI-powered robots into residential life. The project aims to make homes fully integrated environments with robots by 2030.
Malaysian development i-City and global robotics firm Agibot are collaborating on AI Living, a project that aims to integrate AI-powered robots into everyday residential life. The initiative is positioned as the world's first platform for residential robotics. i-City's AI Living concept integrates robotics at the design stage, enabling compatibility and future upgrades. Agibot's COO, Lv Suhe, stated that robotics is moving beyond factories into everyday life. The company is already deploying robots in commercial environments, such as shopping centers and public spaces, to prepare for broader everyday use. Robotics-as-a-Service is expected to play a key role in lowering adoption barriers.
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