Singapore security robotics firm Kabam to cease operations on Nov 20
The company was among the first six firms supported under the city-state’s RoboNexus accelerator programme
Singapore's security robotics firm Kabam Robotics announced it will cease operations on November 20, according to an email sent to its customers. The company expressed regret for any inconvenience caused and thanked customers for their support over the years. Kabam's management revealed that customers requiring assistance with existing matters should contact the company before the closure date.
However, the reasons for the closure and the impact on employees and existing customers remain unclear. The company, a majority-owned subsidiary of precision engineering firm Patec Group, was founded in 2020, merging with local robotics startup Cognicept Systems in 2022. Kabam's product line includes AI-powered security robots and management software for video surveillance and autonomous patrolling.
The company deployed more than 150 robots globally and in Singapore, serving clients such as Aetos, Certis, Changi Airport Group, and JTC Corporation. Kabam was among the first six firms supported by Singapore's RoboNexus accelerator program, launched in March 2025 to bolster local robotics startups through mentorship, business development, and global market access.
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