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SUPCON, Certis Partner to Deploy Security Robots in Live Operations
SUPCON and Certis will deploy security robots in live environments for patrols, guidance, and anomaly detection, aiming to scale human-robot collaboration across Singapore and international markets.
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SUPCON Technology and Certis Group signed a strategic cooperation agreement to accelerate the deployment of robots in security and public-facing service environments, the companies said Wednesday.
Certis will bring its operational expertise and customer environments to identify and scale robotics use cases. SUPCON will contribute its robotics, industrial AI and automation technologies. The goal is to move robots beyond stand-alone trials into connected workflows that support frontline teams and improve responsiveness.
“Robotics creates the greatest value when it is embedded in real operations and designed around the people, processes and environments it supports,” said Cui Shan, Chairman and President of SUPCON. “Certis brings deep operational expertise and access to diverse real-world scenarios. Through this strategic partnership, we aim to develop practical, scalable solutions that strengthen human-robot collaboration and create measurable value for customers.”
“The next phase of robotics will be defined by deployment at scale,” said Raahul Kumar, Chief Executive, International & Robotics, and Chief Strategy Officer, Certis. “At Certis, we are building the operating models, integration capabilities and partnerships required to put robots into frontline environments where they can improve productivity, responsiveness and service outcomes. Our partnership with SUPCON gives us another strong platform to accelerate that work across Singapore and our international markets.”
The companies will jointly evaluate and deploy security robots in live operating environments. The robots will handle intelligent patrols and visitor guidance. They will also provide anomaly alerts and on-site support, with remote collaboration for facility management. Certis will provide operational requirements and field data. SUPCON will refine robot functions, system integration and scenario adaptability based on deployment outcomes.
Both companies will explore how robotics connects with security platforms, digital management systems and operational workflows. The objective is to develop human-robot operating models that are predictive and responsive, with data-driven decision-making. The aim is to move beyond isolated automation toward coordinated service delivery.