AIROBO
AIROBO is a Singapore-based robot operations platform that unifies multi-brand robot fleets with building infrastructure under AIROBO OS, selling RaaS managed services and platform subscriptions to large Chinese property management groups, hotel chains, industrial parks, and government entities.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2026
- HeadquartersChengdu, China
- Headcount—
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingSoftware
What AIROBO does
AIROBO is a Singapore-domiciled private company founded in 2026 that operates as what it terms the "world's first robot operator" — a platform layer that unifies multi-brand, multi-type robot fleets (delivery, cleaning, security, inspection) with building infrastructure (elevators, access control, charging), task orchestration, and operational analytics under a single system called AIROBO OS. The platform architecture comprises four layers — device/facility connectivity, access and data, scheduling/monitoring, and operations/governance — and is differentiated by being the first third-party robot operations platform in China to issue an open API standard (V1.4.2), the first to publish a community robot map data collection standard (V1.01 Beta), and the first to engage in community elevator control system upgrades enabling autonomous robot access. The company's primary customers are large Chinese property management groups; it has signed cooperation agreements with nine such groups including Longfor Zhichuang Life, Yajule Ya Life (03319.HK), Kaisa Mei Hao (2168.HK), Greenland Services, and Evergrande Property, covering approximately 663 million sqm of disclosed managed GFA and over 100 million population access points.
The business operates three revenue models: (1) RaaS full managed operations where AIROBO bundles robots, platform, deployment, maintenance, and ongoing operations into a recurring service that converts customer capex to opex; (2) one-time project delivery for customers with in-house operational capability; and (3) AIROBO OS platform access subscriptions for customers connecting existing robot fleets. Supplementary revenue streams include platform service fees, data services for world model monetization, robot centralized procurement and lease programs, map data services, and standards licensing. Distribution is primarily enterprise field sales targeting C-suite executives at property groups and government bodies, supplemented by a developer portal for robot manufacturer onboarding. Geographic operations span Chengdu (China HQ), Hong Kong (regional HQ via a 30%/70% joint venture with Hongyi Culture Group, 419.HK), Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Guiyang, with stated expansion plans into ASEAN markets and intentions to establish a northern regional headquarters in Jinan Huaiyin District.
AIROBO firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- AIROBO
- Legal name
- AIROBO
- Website
- https://airobo.run
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2026
- Operating status
- Operating
- Short description
- AIROBO is a Singapore-based robot operations platform that unifies multi-brand robot fleets with building infrastructure under AIROBO OS, selling RaaS managed services and platform subscriptions to large Chinese property management groups, hotel chains, industrial parks, and government entities.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
AIROBO industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Robot Operations Platform
- NAICS
- Other Services (except Public Administration) (81)
- SIC
- Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design (7373), Services-Management Services (8741)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Enterprise Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) Platforms (HDAEAKAJ)
- akta.pro secondary industry
- UAS Ground Control Stations (GCS) & Remote Operations Infrastructure (IMABAIAL)
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Where AIROBO is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Chengdu
- HQ country
- China
- HQ region
- Asia
Offices6 records
Markets served
AIROBO business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Software
- Cost components
- Technology or R&D, Personnel, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Operations
Revenue model
- RaaS (Robot as a Service) — Full Managed Operations: AIROBO organizes robots, AIROBO OS, facility access, deployment, maintenance, and operational responsibility into a long-term service, charging customers on a per-project basis with clearly defined scope. Equipment, software, maintenance, and daily operations are included within unified service responsibility. The RaaS model converts one-time capital expenditure into continuous operational expenditure for customers, while providing AIROBO with recurring service revenue.
- Project Delivery (One-time): For customers with in-house operational capability, AIROBO provides project-based services covering solution design, system integration, deployment verification, and project handover — a one-time revenue engagement with the customer team assuming ongoing operations.
- Platform Service Fees: As the robot operations network expands, AIROBO charges ongoing service fees for software services, operational management, system access, data analytics, and other platform capabilities provided to property companies, robot manufacturers, and scene operators. Specific billing models are determined based on different cooperation scenarios and commercial arrangements.
- Data Services and World Model Data Assets: Platform continuously accumulates real-world operational data from robot navigation, obstacle avoidance, path planning, human-robot interaction, task execution, and multi-robot coordination. AIROBO plans to leverage this high-quality data asset to explore robot world model direction, generating long-term data monetization potential beyond traditional operational revenue.
- Robot Centralized Procurement and Lease Program: AIROBO aggregates procurement demand from multiple property groups to negotiate bulk pricing with robot manufacturers, and offers robot financial leasing and operational leasing schemes in partnership with domestic and international financial leasing institutions, banks, and industrial capital. Revenue is derived from procurement markups and financial service intermediation.
- Map Data Services and Space Data Asset Management: AIROBO generates recurring revenue by providing community high-precision map construction services, managing space map data assets, and licensing standardized spatial data to property companies who own and control their own community map data.
- Robot Operations Standard System Licensing: AIROBO licenses its open interface standards (Open API), map data collection standards, and operational specifications to robot manufacturers and property companies, generating licensing income while building the ecosystem.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| One time/ perpetual license | Multi-year contract | Project Delivery model — one-time implementation |
| Subscription | Annual | RaaS Full Managed Operations — all-inclusive managed service |
| Subscription | Annual | AIROBO OS Platform Access — connect existing robots to unified platform |
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels6 records
AIROBO product offering
Product offeringCore offering
AIROBO provides AIROBO OS, a unified multi-brand robot operations platform that connects heterogeneous robot fleets with building infrastructure, maps, and tasks to deliver managed robot operations services. The company packages platform access, robots, deployment, maintenance, and operational responsibility into RaaS (Robot as a Service) engagements for property groups, hotels, commercial spaces, and public facilities. Its flagship offering also includes an Open API and proprietary map data standards enabling robot manufacturers to integrate once and access the full network of property partners.
Product overview
AIROBO positions itself as a robot operator providing a platform-based portfolio of robot operations services. The core product is AIROBO OS, a unified multi-brand, multi-type robot operations system that connects robots, maps, facilities, tasks, and service records for unified access, scheduling, exception handling, and operational review. This core platform is complemented by: (1) RAAS (Robot as a Service) for fully managed operations, (2) Multi-robot Operations Platform for property fleet management across five robot types (cleaning, security, inspection, facade, restroom), (3) Hotel Service Operations for hospitality scenarios, (4) Property Joint Operations for collaborative property partnerships, and (5) Service Support and Maintenance for lifecycle operations support. Key sub-products include ROBO MART (robot community supermarket), the Community Robot Map Data Collection Standard V1.01 Beta, AIROBO Open API V1.4.2 for third-party integrations, and the Full AI Robot Security Comprehensive Solution developed with partners. The company also operates an Open Platform and Robot Manufacturer Developer Platform for ecosystem integration.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- AIROBO OS: Multi-brand, multi-type robot unified operations system - the core technology platform enabling unified robot access, scheduling, monitoring, and operations
- RAAS
- ROBO MART
- AIROBO Open API
- 中国机器人产业发展联盟 (China Robot Industry Development Alliance)
Products and services
- AIROBO OS Unified multi-brand, multi-type robot operations system that connects heterogeneous robot fleets (delivery, cleaning, security, inspection) with building infrastructure (elevators, access control, maps) into a single platform for access, scheduling, multi-robot coordination, remote monitoring, exception handling, and operational analytics. Sold to enterprise property groups, hotels, and government institutions.
- RAAS (Robot as a Service) Fully managed robot operations service that packages AIROBO OS platform, robots, facility access integration, deployment, maintenance, and ongoing operations into a unified annual service. Customers pay for operational outcomes rather than managing individual components.
- Multi-robot Operations Platform Property robot fleet management platform integrating five robot types (cleaning, security, inspection, facade cleaning, restroom cleaning) into one unified property operations framework.
- ROBO MART (Robot Community Supermarket) China's first robot community supermarket that integrates a robot community supermarket, operations platform, intelligent scheduling system, robot delivery network, and community consumption data operations system for last-500-meter delivery of daily necessities.
- Robot Manufacturer Developer Platform Developer platform that enables robot manufacturers to access AIROBO's robot operations network through standardized Open API interfaces, technical documentation, API specifications, and integration testing tools.
- Hotel Service Operations Solution Robot service solution for hotels that connects guest entrances, robots, elevators, access control, and hotel operations teams for seamless delivery, cleaning, and inspection services with background monitoring and exception handling. Targeted at four-star and above hotels.
- Property Joint Operations Joint operations engagement model where AIROBO and property or space operators jointly define scenarios, organize robot and facility resources, and use continuous records and reviews to transform deployment into long-term service capability.
- Service Support and Maintenance Full lifecycle operational guarantee covering pre-launch preparation, operation monitoring, incident response, maintenance recovery, and periodic review through AIROBO OS platform, remote operations, on-site coordination, and robot manufacturer support.
- Full AI Robot Security Comprehensive Solution Comprehensive AI robot security solution jointly developed with Zhishen Technology covering autonomous patrol, anomaly behavior identification, fire and smoke detection, illegal intrusion warning, garbage accumulation detection, vehicle violation detection, equipment inspection, and nighttime security patrol using multi-modal AI models.
- Community Elevator Control Infrastructure Upgrade Infrastructure upgrade service enabling robots to autonomously enter buildings, call elevators, complete floor access authentication, and deliver services to residents' doorsteps. First third-party robot operations platform in China to engage in community elevator control and access system upgrades.
- Community Robot Map Data Collection Standard V1.01 Beta Industry's first spatial data standard for community scenarios and robot operations, standardizing high-precision 3D point cloud maps (PCD), 2D navigation maps (PGM), and YAML configuration files for community map data sovereignty.
- AIROBO Open API V1.4.2 Robot industry's first third-party open interface standard covering robot registration, identity management, security authentication, task control, access control, elevator control, and device management, enabling robot manufacturers to integrate once and access AIROBO's network across all scenarios.
Quantifiable outcome
- Property groups gain unified access to delivery, cleaning, security, and patrol robots across entire property portfolios under one platform and one contract — eliminating multi-vendor management complexity.
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Companies that use AIROBO
Customer profileNamed customers10 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
AIROBO technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- Yes
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration5 records
AI capability10 records
Feature12 records
AIROBO partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
21 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship and core.
- Hongyi Culture Group (弘毅文化集团, 419.HK)flagshipFormal joint venture: AIROBO PTE. LTD and Hongyi Culture Group (港股上市公司, stock code 419.HK) established AIROBO (HK) LIMITED. Shareholding: Hongyi Culture Group 70%, AIROBO 30%. Mainland operating entity: 艾诺博（成都）科技有限公司, established in China (Sichuan) Pilot Free Trade Zone. The joint venture combines AIROBO's robot system operations, technology R&D, and real scene practice with Hongyi Culture's industrial resources and digitalization capabilities to jointly advance robot system operations platform construction and business expansion.
- Jinan Huaiyin District (济南槐荫区)coreRobot industry landing cooperation meeting. Both parties discussed establishing a subsidiary or northern regional headquarters in Huaiyin District, opening office building and commercial complex scenes for robot pilot deployments, co-building a robot industry exhibition center, and attracting upstream/downstream companies and innovation resources. Huaiyin District will actively coordinate urban resources to support robot property operations pilot projects and explore replicable robot operations models.
- Sichuan Tianfu New Area (四川天府新区)flagshipMajor strategic cooperation covering: AIROBO domestic headquarters landing in Tianfu New Area; city-level robot integrated operations platform; first batch of application scenes; and industry resource coordination. AIROBO plans to invest HKD 300 million cumulatively in Tianfu New Area for robot operations platform R&D, real scene construction, city-level robot operations network, and technical infrastructure. Both parties to co-host a Robot Industry Expo. Tianfu New Area will open hotel, property community, industrial park, public building, and innovation carrier scenes for robot deployment. Priority scenes: 4-star+ hotels, key property projects, and Xinglong Lake Science and Innovation Island.
- Longfor Zhichuang Life (龙湖智创生活)flagshipFive-year strategic cooperation to co-build a 'Longfor Property Robot Operations Platform.' Based on AIROBO OS as the technical foundation, co-planning and co-building a unified robot operations platform for Longfor's property scenarios. The platform supports cross-brand and cross-category robot unified access, unified map management, unified task scheduling, unified operations management, and unified data analysis. First pilots at Beijing Longfor Royal Lake and Chengdu Longfor Xichen Zhuoyuan cover delivery, cleaning, security patrol, equipment inspection, fire/environmental risk identification, and community convenience services. Longfor responsible for scene opening, management standards, project coordination, customer service, and on-site operations. AIROBO responsible for platform R&D, system construction, robot access, deployment, remote O&M, algorithm iteration, and operational support.
- Daxia Robot (大晓机器人)coreStrategic cooperation on embodied intelligence robot scene operations and scaled commercial application. Daxia Robot is co-founded by Shangtang co-founder Wang Xiaogang and Australian Academy of Sciences academician Tao Dacheng, focusing on embodied intelligence R&D and industrialization. Their 'Kairos' world model integrates generative intelligence, physical intelligence, and cognitive intelligence. Both parties agreed on scene demand matching, product testing/validation, unified platform access, operations system building, and business model replication. Focus on property management, hotel services, park operations, commercial spaces, and security patrol.
- Ta Kung Wen Wei Media Group (香港大公文汇传媒集团)flagshipFormal strategic cooperation signed for joint organization of the 2026 Hong Kong Global Unicorn Conference Robot Embodied Intelligence Parallel Forum (August 25, 2026, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center). Ta Kung Wen Wei Media Group is a major Hong Kong media group (旗下拥有《大公报》founded 1902, 《香港文汇报》, and digital platforms reaching 100+ overseas Chinese media outlets in 17 countries). Partnership covers conference organization, industry resource coordination, international communications, and global innovation resource linking. Ta Kung Wen Wei's global media network provides international reach for AIROBO's brand and ecosystem.
- Zhishen Technology (智身科技)flagshipStrategic partnership signed at WAIC 2026 (Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Center, Booth H3-D321). Both parties jointly released China's first full AI robot security comprehensive solution. AIROBO provides robot operations platform, unified dispatching system, community spatial digital base, device access platform, multi-robot coordination system, and AI operations capability. Zhishen provides quadruped robot platform with advanced motion control, autonomous navigation, multi-sensor fusion, and intelligent inspection. Focus areas: city patrol, community security, park management, public safety, smart property. AIROBO + Zhishen = multi-modal large model AI risk identification platform covering fire detection, fall detection, illegal intrusion, vehicle violations, garbage accumulation, falling object detection, dangerous items, fence climbing, equipment anomaly, fire corridor blockage, and nighttime gathering detection.
- Zhongan Real Estate (杭州众安地产)coreStrategic cooperation on embodied intelligence industry development, robot operations platform construction, real scene data collection, university joint R&D demonstration, and robot strategic ecosystem co-building. Zhongan owns rich community, park, building, and commercial space resources in Hangzhou. Both parties will drive Zhongan communities, parks, commercial, and comprehensive spaces to deploy delivery, cleaning, security, patrol, and service robots via AIROBO platform — creating demonstrable, verifiable, and replicable robot operations demonstration projects. Also exploring joint R&D with universities on robot spatial models, real scene data collection, multi-robot coordination, and world model training.
- Kaisa Mei Hao (佳兆业美好, 2168.HK)flagshipWork plan to establish a community robot operations platform. Jointly forming work plan, project approval arrangements, and first batch of demonstration projects. Both parties agreed to jointly form a work plan and promote demonstration projects as quickly as possible. Also exploring joint establishment of 'Robot + Kaijiunjun Cloud AI Smart Chip' AI intelligent security operations system for innovative robot mobile AI security and patrol technology. Kaisa Mei Hao manages over 100 million ㎡ across ~100 cities.
- Yajule Ya Life Services Group (雅居乐雅生活集团, 03319.HK)flagshipStrategic cooperation on building a Ya Life dedicated robot operations platform. Plans to cover cleaning, security, delivery, patrol robots across residential, commercial, public, and industrial park properties. AIROBO to provide high-precision map construction, unified robot dispatching system, standardized access control/elevator integration, multi-brand robot management, operational data governance, and ongoing platform operations. Both parties will jointly select high-quality communities for robot demonstration projects, starting with high-frequency scenarios (cleaning, patrol) and gradually expanding to delivery, inspection, and community commercial scenarios. Long-term plans include joint venture cooperation and capitalization development.
- Evergrande Property (恒大物业)coreCooperation meeting on robot operations platform construction, smart community service upgrades, robot delivery networks, commercial scene robot applications, and future community digital operations systems. Both parties explored applications of robots in large communities, commercial complexes, office buildings, and urban service scenarios. Evergrande Property manages ~301 million ㎡ GFA, 3,000+ projects, nearly 300 cities, serving 4 million+ households. Both parties will maintain communication and explore deep integration of robot technology with property scene scenarios.
- Greenland Services (绿城服务)coreCooperation exchanges on community delivery, cleaning, and security patrol applications. Discussions covered elevator/access control integration, system interfacing, and daily operations and maintenance requirements. One of nine signed property partners. Greenalk Services is among China's largest property management groups.
- Longfor Zhichuang Life (龙湖智创生活) — ROBO MARTcoreJoint creation of China's first robot community supermarket demonstration project — ROBO MART. First projects at Beijing Longfor Royal Lake and Chengdu Longfor Fanyue Tai. Project includes robot community supermarket, robot operations platform, intelligent dispatching system, robot delivery network, and community consumption data operations system — an integrated robot commercial operations system from supply chain to robot delivery. Initial focus on high-frequency daily necessities (water, rice, oil, cleaning supplies, paper products). Future expansion to fresh food, snacks, community services, and more instant retail scenarios.
- Hehong Services (和泓服务)coreListed as one of nine signed property partners. Included in the disclosed GFA calculation (约6.63亿㎡ total across three property partners). Focus on community robot operations and commercial cooperation.
- Stellaris Robotics (Singapore)coreCooperation meeting held with Stellaris Robotics, a Singapore-based robot company, to jointly explore the Singapore market. AIROBO is expanding into Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia as part of its ASEAN strategy. Stellaris Robotics is a local partner for Southeast Asia market development.
- Junfa Colorful Services (俊发七彩服务)coreStrategic cooperation on robot operations platform construction, smart property upgrades, community robot service networks, and robot data platforms. Junfa Colorful Services manages residential communities, commercial complexes, and industrial parks in Yunnan Province with extensive community operations experience. Both parties will cooperate on robot delivery, patrol, cleaning, robot retail, and community robot supermarket scenarios. Junfa is a leading Yunnan real estate group and important representative for urban renewal in western China.
- Henan Jianye New Life (河南建业新生活)coreCooperation discussions on robot community operations system, smart property digital upgrades, community robot service networks, robot data platforms, and future community commercial ecosystems. Jianye New Life is a leading property services group in Henan Province.
- JD.com Industrial Development (京东产发)coreSmart park robot operations platform special cooperation exchange. Both parties discussed park multi-brand robot deployment, unified operations platform, and commercial property scenarios. Agreed on two cooperation directions: (1) pilot POC validation and (2) full-scale operations. AIROBO to provide cross-brand robot coordination operations; JD to provide industrial park scene resources. JD's industrial parks will serve as demonstration sites for AIROBO's unified platform capability.
- Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Mechanics (中国科学院力学研究所)coreInstitute of Mechanics has formally joined the China Robot Industry Development Alliance. Founded in 1956 by Tsien Hsue-shen's engineering science philosophy, the institute conducts fundamental, strategic, and forward-looking research in mechanics. Recent research in flexible robots, intelligent structures, hexapod robots, and robotic arm control aligns with the robot industry's direction toward complex environments and scaled applications. The institute's addition strengthens the Alliance's research capabilities in basic science, engineering technology, and advanced manufacturing.
- China Robot Industry Development Alliance (中国机器人产业发展联盟)flagshipAlliance initiated and organized by AIROBO in Hong Kong SAR. Currently gathering over 200 robot and embodied intelligence companies — covering nearly all major players in China's robot industry — plus global industrial capital, financial institutions, university research institutes, application scene institutions, and professional service organizations. Alliance focuses on industry collaboration, scene opening, data/world model, standards/interoperability, capital services, industry research, talent cultivation, and international cooperation. AIROBO's 先越 serves as Alliance Secretary-General. Alliance plans to hold China Robot Industry Development Conference and Robot & Embodied Intelligence Industry Fund.
- People's Political Consultative Network (人民政协网)corePeople's Political Consultative Network — an important news platform under China's National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference — published a deep feature on AIROBO titled 'From Made in China to Operated in China: AIROBO Explores New Path for Global Robot Operations Platform.' The coverage validates AIROBO's robot unified access, unified scheduling, unified operations, unified security management, and real-world data infrastructure innovations, receiving central government media attention and recognition.
Scale indicators10 records
Recent moves6 records
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AIROBO competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Tuya Smart (Tuya Inc.): Global IoT cloud platform that enables multi-brand smart devices to be unified under a single management layer via standardized APIs. Highly comparable to AIROBO's positioning as a neutral third-party operating layer between device manufacturers and end customers.
- Terminus Technologies: China-based AI City/smart campus IoT platform that connects heterogeneous devices, sensors, and building systems into unified operations. Closely parallels AIROBO's multi-device orchestration model in the property/campus context.
- Formic: US-based RaaS provider that deploys and operates robotic equipment for manufacturing customers under managed-service contracts. Direct comparable for AIROBO's RaaS business model, though focused on manufacturing rather than property.
- Relay Robotics: Robotic service provider for hotels and hospitality, deploying and operating delivery and service robots under managed-service contracts. Comparable to AIROBO's hotel service operations vertical and bundled RaaS delivery model.
- Rapid Robotics: RaaS provider offering pre-deployed robotic workcells with managed operations, software, and maintenance bundled. Similar bundled-service economic model to AIROBO's RaaS for property robots.
- Fetch Robotics (Zebra Technologies): Warehouse robot fleet management platform (now part of Zebra Technologies) that orchestrates heterogeneous AMRs via a unified cloud platform. Directly comparable to AIROBO's multi-brand robot orchestration layer, though in warehouse rather than property.
Broad incumbents
- KONE: Global elevator and building access company expanding into building flow management and digital services. Comparable as a broad incumbent in building infrastructure and access systems that AIROBO integrates with for autonomous robot operations.
- Honeywell Building Technologies: Major building management systems and smart building platform provider offering integrated building operations. Comparable as a broad incumbent in building automation that may compete or partner with AIROBO's unified operations platform.
- Siemens Smart Infrastructure: Global building technology incumbent offering digital building platforms, energy management, and security systems. Comparable as broad incumbent that may extend into robot fleet operations within smart buildings.
- Johnson Controls (OpenBlue): Smart building platform (OpenBlue) that integrates building systems, equipment, and operational data into a unified management layer. Comparable as a broad incumbent building-operations platform potentially adjacent to AIROBO's property robot orchestration.
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Frequently asked questions about AIROBO
What does AIROBO do?
AIROBO provides AIROBO OS, a unified multi-brand robot operations platform that connects heterogeneous robot fleets with building infrastructure, maps, and tasks to deliver managed robot operations services. The company packages platform access, robots, deployment, maintenance, and operational responsibility into RaaS (Robot as a Service) engagements for property groups, hotels, commercial spaces, and public facilities. Its flagship offering also includes an Open API and proprietary map data standards enabling robot manufacturers to integrate once and access the full network of property partners.
Is AIROBO a public or private company?
AIROBO is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was AIROBO founded?
AIROBO was founded in 2026.
Where is AIROBO based?
AIROBO is headquartered in Chengdu, China, in the Asia region.
How does AIROBO make money?
Seven revenue lines are on record. RaaS (Robot as a Service) — Full Managed Operations are the primary driver. The others are project Delivery (One-time), platform Service Fees, data Services and World Model Data Assets, robot Centralized Procurement and Lease Program, map Data Services and Space Data Asset Management and robot Operations Standard System Licensing.
Who are AIROBO's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Tuya Smart (Tuya Inc.), Terminus Technologies, Formic, Relay Robotics, Rapid Robotics and Fetch Robotics (Zebra Technologies). Broad incumbents are KONE, Honeywell Building Technologies, Siemens Smart Infrastructure and Johnson Controls (OpenBlue).
Does AIROBO have an API?
Yes. AIROBO released Open API V1.4.2 documentation along with the AIROBO Robot Third-Party Interface Platform (API开放平台) and a Robot Manufacturer Developer Platform. The open API establishes a complete robot access system including robot registration and authentication, device identity management, security Token mechanisms, unified business call specifications, standard return structures, exception handling, secure communication, and core facility control interfaces for elevators and access control. Robot manufacturers can complete standard development once and access the AIROBO robot operations platform via unified protocol without developing new interfaces for each property project. Developer documentation is at open.airobocn.net.
What industry is AIROBO in?
AIROBO's product category is Robot Operations Platform. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDAEAKAJ, Enterprise Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) Platforms, with a secondary code of IMABAIAL, UAS Ground Control Stations (GCS) & Remote Operations Infrastructure. Its NAICS code is 81 and its SIC code is 7373.