Agroz Robotics to support Malaysia’s transition toward tech-enabled, climate-resilient agriculture

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4 Dec 2025 • 12:34 PM MYT
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Agroz Inc., an agricultural technology company specialising in AI-powered Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) vertical farms, today announced the launch of Agroz Robotics in collaboration with UBTECH Robotics.
This collaboration represents a strategic step forward for Agroz. Agroz Robotics is a programme which combines engineering innovation with real-time agricultural intelligence to create a fully integrated, automated CEA ecosystem in Agroz OS, the company’s proprietary farm operating system.

As part of Agroz Robotics, UBTECH’s self-developed industrial humanoid robot, ‘Walker S’, will be the first robot introduced into Agroz’s controlled-environment farming facilities. Walker S will be integrated as a hardware platform into Agroz OS.

This AI robotics technology is designed to automate key agricultural processes such as seeding, monitoring, harvesting, and crop optimisation. This next-generation autonomous farming system will significantly boost productivity, reduce reliance on human labour, and ensure more precise and consistent crop quality.

“Through Agroz Robotics, we hope to make sustainable agriculture a reality,” said Gerard Lim, chief executive officer of Agroz.

“Our collaboration with UBTECH is a major milestone in our mission to redefine agriculture by using robots and artificial intelligence. This new collaboration enables us to combine cutting-edge humanoid robotics with data intelligence to build smart, self-optimising farms to support the scalable production of cleaner, safer, and more sustainable food.”

“We also thank the Malaysian government for cultivating an environment where such deep-tech solutions can thrive, directly strengthening our nation’s food security, sustainability, and economic resilience,” Lim added.

Leon Li, general manager of UBTECH’s Industrial Robotics Division, added: “We are delighted to collaborate with Agroz to apply our artificial intelligence and robotics technologies across a wider range of industries, contributing to the sustainable development of agriculture in Asia and around the world.”

Through deep integration with UBTECH’s automation systems, Agroz will be able to deploy modular robotic solutions tailored for vertical farms, smart greenhouses, and hybrid indoor-outdoor facilities across Southeast Asia. This innovation aligns with Malaysia’s vision for sustainable food security, reinforcing Agroz’s mission to improve reliability, efficiency, and resilience in the regional food supply chain.

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