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Robots for Sale Singapore

Few cities buy robots the way Singapore does. A small workforce, high labour costs, dense hospitality and healthcare sectors, and a government that actively funds automation have turned the island into one of the most robot-intensive economies on earth. Robots Singapore serves that market with a catalogue of over 900 listings, priced in SGD, covering everything from an entry-level robot dog to a full-size industrial humanoid, with manufacturer warranty on every unit.

This page is organised around what buyers in Singapore are trying to do, rather than by product type alone, so that a hotelier, a plant manager, a lecturer and a hobbyist can each find the right machine quickly.

Robots for Sale by Purpose

For research, teaching and student projects

Singapore's universities, polytechnics and ITE campuses are among the most active robotics buyers in the region. The Unitree G1 is the standard humanoid platform for teaching AI, locomotion and manipulation, available in Basic, Edu Plus and Ultimate configurations depending on how much hand dexterity and secondary development access a course needs. The Unitree Go2 quadruped is the equivalent for mobile robotics labs, and smaller budgets can start with the AiMOGA Argos. The UWORLD U1 from UBTECH and the Noetix range round out the educational and research robot collections.

For hotels, restaurants and hospitals

Service robots are already a familiar sight in Singapore hotel corridors and hawker-style food halls. Keenon delivery robots, including the heavy-load KEENON S100, handle room service, tray running and linen transport. Pudu cleaning robots cover lobbies and wards overnight, and the UBTECH Cruzr 1S works as a greeter, guide and concierge. Browse hotel robots, restaurant robots, hospital robots and cleaning robots.

For factories, warehouses and logistics

Manufacturers in Jurong, Tuas and Woodlands and logistics operators around the port are the core buyers of industrial equipment. The UBTECH Walker S2 is a purpose-built industrial humanoid for material handling and line-side tasks. SIASUN industrial robots cover SCARA through ultra high payload arms, while Fairino cobots suit smaller cells. For intralogistics, Seer Robotics autonomous forklifts, Geek+ systems and the wider AMR range move pallets and totes without human drivers. See industrial robots, warehouse robots and cobots.

For security, inspection and public safety

Quadrupeds are increasingly used for patrol and inspection across Singapore's industrial estates, plants and infrastructure. The Unitree B2, Unitree A2 and Deep Robotics X Series carry sensors and payloads outdoors, and the wheeled Go2-W and MagicDog-W cover long flat routes efficiently. Public-sector buyers can also review firefighting robots such as the Guo Xing RXR-M40D-880T, emergency response robots, security robots and inspection robots.

For events, retail and entertainment

Humanoids and robot dogs draw crowds at product launches, exhibitions and mall activations. The Unitree H2, Unitree R1, MagicLab MagicBot and Galbot S1 are popular choices, and the exhibition robots, entertainment robots and sports robots collections cover everything from boxing demos to football matches.

 

Choosing the Right Robot

A few questions settle most purchases. First, does the robot need to climb stairs? If not, a wheeled humanoid or wheeled quadruped is usually cheaper, faster and longer-running than a legged one. Second, will the buyer write their own software? Models marked for secondary development, such as the Unitree Edu editions, expose SDKs and compute that consumer editions do not. Third, what is the payload and runtime requirement? Quadrupeds in particular range from a few kilograms of payload on the Go2 to heavy-duty carrying on the B2 and X Series. The shop filters for robot type, payload, degrees of freedom, speed, height and development access help narrow the list, and the Unitree G1 buying guide walks through the most common humanoid decision.

Accessories and Software

Most buyers add spares at the time of purchase. Batteries, chargers, controllers, gantries and sensors are stocked for the major platforms, and dexterous robot hands from BrainCo, Inspire Robots and Linkerbot can be fitted to humanoids. On the software side, RoboPack Edge and the RoboSuite tools shorten the path from unboxing to a task-ready deployment.

Pricing and Availability

Every listing shows a live price in Singapore dollars, and many humanoids and quadrupeds ship free anywhere in Asia. Robots Singapore accepts bank wire, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Amazon Pay, Link and cryptocurrency. Institutions, government agencies and fleet buyers can build a quote in the cart or contact the team through the contact page for volume pricing. Integrators and resellers are welcome to join the partner programme.

FAQ

Where are robots for sale in Singapore?

Robots Singapore sells humanoid, quadruped, industrial and service robots online with SGD pricing and delivery to Singapore addresses. Browse the categories on this page or request a quote.

What is the cheapest robot for sale in Singapore?

Entry-level quadrupeds such as the AiMOGA Argos and Unitree Go2 Air are the most affordable full robots in the catalogue; current prices are shown on each product page.

Are humanoid robots for sale to individuals in Singapore?

Yes. Consumer and Basic editions of humanoids and robot dogs can be purchased by private buyers, while Edu and industrial editions are typically bought by institutions and companies.

Do the robots come with a warranty in Singapore?

All robots are sold with the manufacturer's warranty, and the Robots Singapore support centre provides documentation and assistance after delivery.

How long does delivery take within Singapore?

Delivery times depend on the model and stock location; in-stock units ship promptly, and lead times for pre-order models such as the Unitree H2 are shown on the product page.

Can a business in Singapore get a quote for several robots?

Yes. Add items to your quote from any product page or contact the sales team directly for institutional and fleet pricing.

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