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Doozy Robotics announces global expansion across US, GCC, and Asia ahead of Series A funding, with Industrial Super Humanoid scheduled to launch in Q3 2026

Doozy Robotics announces global expansion across US, GCC, and Asia ahead of Series A funding, with Industrial Super Humanoid scheduled to launch in Q3 2026

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  1. Doozy Robotics, a Singapore-based Physical AI company, is expanding globally and has already secured a $144 million agreement with a major industrial conglomerate and a qualified global pipeline exceeding $200 million, with paying customers live across two continents including Daimler, Carrier, and VitaQuest.

  2. The company's platform combines an Industrial Super Humanoid, autonomous mobile robots, and autonomous forklifts coordinated by Eywa-OS, a proprietary orchestration layer that interprets production goals, dynamically allocates machines, and adapts to disruptions in real time. Compared to traditional forklifts, the system reduces operational footprint by 50 percent.

  3. Instead of requiring capital purchases, customers subscribe to an integrated autonomous workforce on a monthly basis and can scale up or down as production demand shifts, converting factory automation from heavy capital expenditure into an elastic operational service.

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