AgiBot will establish a facility in Kazakhstan for the production of robots and the implementation of AI solutions.
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At the Digital Almaty 2025 forum, Minister Zhaslan Madiev signed an agreement with AgiBot, ewpartners, and JSC Qazaqstan Investment Corporation. AgiBot will establish a joint venture in Kazakhstan for the production of humanoid robots and launch a "data factory." An R&D center and exhibition will be opened at the Alem AI center, with cooperation funded by a private foundation.
At the annual Digital Almaty 2025 forum, a memorandum of understanding was signed between the Minister of Digital Development and Aerospace Industry, Zhaslan Madiev, and the leadership of AgiBot, ewpartners, and JSC Qazaqstan Investment Corporation. As part of the partnership, AgiBot plans to establish a joint venture in Kazakhstan for the production and implementation of robots and artificial intelligence solutions.
Founded in February 2023, AgiBot specializes in the development and manufacturing of general-purpose humanoid robots. AgiBot actively develops technologies in the fields of artificial intelligence and robotics, creating robots for a wide range of applications—from industrial to household tasks. In December 2024, the number of robots produced at AgiBot's Shanghai facility reached 1,000 units.
Kazakhstan is considered the first country in the region for the localization of production and subsequent export of developments. As part of the partnership, AgiBot, together with the Ministry of Digital Development and Aerospace Industry, is expected to launch a "data factory" for training robots and robotic systems.
Funding for joint initiatives is planned with the participation of the private investment fund ewpartners and JSC Qazaqstan Investment Corporation.
Soon, a joint R&D center and an exhibition of AgiBot robot prototypes will be located at the International Artificial Intelligence Center Alem AI. Additionally, the company plans collaborations with Kazakh universities to create joint scientific projects and train students in robot assembly.
Source: gov.kz
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