AGIBOT Brings APC 2026 to Indonesia, Accelerating Local Deployment of Embodied AI

JAKARTA, Indonesia, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- AGIBOT, a global leader in embodied AI and robotics, hosted AGIBOT Partner Conference 2026 in Indonesia (APC 2026 Indonesia) in Jakarta, together with its local strategic partner Denka Pratama Indonesia. The event marked an important step in AGIBOT's long-term local engagement in Indonesia and its continued efforts to build a collaborative embodied AI ecosystem across Asia-Pacific.

APC 2026 Indonesia brought together approximately 300 guests from across the local technology, business, and partner ecosystem to discuss the practical deployment of embodied AI and humanoid robotics in Indonesian industries. APC 2026 Indonesia focused on how embodied AI and humanoid robotics can support automation, service innovation, and productivity growth across local industrial and commercial scenarios.

"We sincerely thank the Denka team for their full support and trust," said Abel Deng, President of the Middle East and Asia Pacific Region at AGIBOT, "Today is an important industrial milestone. AGIBOT is bringing embodied AI into a deployment-ready stage in Indonesia, enabling robots not only to move like humans, but to work like humans and become a new form of productivity. At the same time, we are introducing the RaaS (Robot as a Service) leasing model to the Indonesian market, lowering the barrier for customers and accelerating the large-scale adoption of embodied AI across various industries."

Mr. Ching, Founder of Denka Pratama Indonesia, stated at the conference: "AGIBOT is a company that is truly turning embodied AI into productivity. With years of deep presence in Indonesia, we have an extensive ecosystem partner network and local operational capabilities. AGIBOT's technological strength and product philosophy, combined with Denka's local resources, will bring unprecedented opportunities for us to jointly explore the Indonesian market."

At the conference, AGIBOT introduced its pioneering XYZ Curve for embodied AI industry development as well as seven productivity scenarios for robot deployment. AGIBOT and Denka will jointly roll out optimized product portfolios and scenario-specific solutions to help Indonesian enterprises achieve intelligent upgrades and productivity gains.

Through APC 2026 Indonesia, AGIBOT further demonstrated its commitment to working with local partners to build a sustainable robotics ecosystem, support localized deployment, and accelerate the adoption of embodied AI in real industrial and service scenarios.

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About AGIBOT

AGIBOT is an Embodied AI foundation model company developing both the intelligence layer and the corresponding robotic embodiments needed to bring general intelligence into the physical world. AGIBOT's "Three Intelligences in One" architecture integrates Locomotion Intelligence, Interaction Intelligence, and Manipulation Intelligence into a unified embodied system.

About Denka Pratama Indonesia

Denka Pratama Indonesia is a leading technology ecosystem service provider in Indonesia, with a nationwide partner network and strong local service capabilities. It is dedicated to transforming Embedded AI technologies into actionable productivity solutions.

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AGIBOT Brings APC 2026 to Indonesia, Accelerating Local Deployment of Embodied AI

AGIBOT Brings APC 2026 to Indonesia, Accelerating Local Deployment of Embodied AI

SYDNEY, Oct. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- For Australian travellers, Indonesia can offer more than a familiar holiday. From wellness and culture to marine exploration and heritage, the journey can become an opportunity to experience destinations they may already know in new and more meaningful ways.

Indonesia is strengthening its commitment to quality tourism by placing the quality of the travel experience, the country's natural and cultural heritage, and the value created for destinations and local communities at the heart of tourism development. For many Australian travellers, Indonesia is already a familiar destination. The opportunity now is to experience it differently, through journeys that are more personal, diverse and connected to the places, cultures and communities that shape each destination.

The Ministry of Tourism of the Republic of Indonesia is approaching this potential from a new perspective. Through its Quality Tourism strategy, Indonesia is advancing a tourism model that places quality alongside quantity. The strategy prioritises niche experiences, including marine tourism, gastronomy, wellness, luxury and the arts, with the aim of attracting affluent travellers, encouraging longer stays and generating greater economic value for destinations and local communities.

This approach is brought to life through "Go Beyond Ordinary," inviting Australian travellers to experience Indonesia beyond the destinations they may already know. Bali, Lombok,

Labuan Bajo and Borobudur offer complementary experiences, ranging from culture and wellness to nature and marine adventures, as well as history and heritage. These destinations illustrate different ways to experience Indonesia more deeply, rather than as separate stops on an itinerary.

Bali remains a destination with a strong connection to Australian travellers, yet the island offers much more than its beaches and popular tourism areas. Rice terraces, traditional villages, local rituals, gastronomy and wellness experiences provide different ways to discover Bali.

In Lombok, nature and Sasak culture come together to shape a distinct experience. The Gili Islands offer marine experiences, while Mount Rinjani provides opportunities for nature-based adventure.

Further east, the journey turns towards the sea, Labuan Bajo offers a marine experience shaped by the extraordinary underwater ecosystems of Komodo National Park. Diving and snorkelling allow travellers to encounter diverse coral reefs and marine life.

Borobudur brings a different dimension to the journey, rooted in history, culture and spirituality. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the ninth-century Buddhist temple features thousands of relief panels and hundreds of stupas.

Minister of Tourism of the Republic of Indonesia, Widiyanti Putri Wardhana, said, "Quality Tourism is about creating a stronger connection between travellers, destinations and the communities that shape them. It means encouraging journeys that go beyond seeing a place, towards understanding its character, experiencing it more deeply and creating lasting value for the destinations visited. In that spirit, we invite Australian travellers to explore further and discover more meaningful experiences across Indonesia."

To support more personalised journeys, the Ministry of Tourism has also introduced MaiA (Meticulous Artificial Intelligence of Indonesia), an AI-powered travel assistant under the Tourism 5.0 programme accessible at indonesia.travel.

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