Singapore's industrial robot startups eye global markets

Backed by government, hardware makers grow amid labor crunch

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Lionsbot, a developer of cleaning robots based in Singapore, has expanded its production capacity to 4,000 units a year. (Photo by Tsubasa Suruga)

TSUBASA SURUGA, Nikkei staff writer

SINGAPORE -- From autonomous floor cleaning to robotic arms in warehouses, Singapore-based robotics startups are expanding their production and research capacity to tap into Asian markets and beyond, targeting companies eager to address labor shortages.

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