Nasdaq-listed AMC Robotics Corporation, a US company specializing in AI-driven robotics, is targeting an annual output value of approximately $30 million from the first phase of its new plant in Vietnam's northern Bac Ninh city.
The Bac Ninh facility will focus on manufacturing AMC Robotics’ existing product lines along with core functional modules. Trial production is scheduled to kick off in early 2027, with the main line slated to go fully operational by the end of this year.
Operations at the Vietnam site will be led by Mr. Aron Wang, General Manager of AMCV Co., Ltd..
According to AMC Robotics, Vietnam was selected as a strategic manufacturing base due to its well-established electronic component supply chain, a skilled manufacturing workforce, and ideal geographic proximity to key component suppliers. The company expects the new plant to diversify its global supply chain and production network, serving as a launchpad to scale up its AI robotics solutions worldwide.
“Our team is working closely with local partners and suppliers to bring the facility online on schedule,” said Mr. Aron Wang.
“We are building a local team with world class manufacturing and quality capabilities, and we look forward to welcoming customers and partners to the site once trial production begins.
Among the company’s key flagships is Kyro, a four-legged robotic platform designed to help industries automate routine tasks such as inspections, security monitoring, and operations. Integrated with advanced AI technologies, the robot features autonomous navigation and real-time environmental awareness.
AMC Robotics develops end-to-end AI robotic solutions spanning both hardware and software, leveraging products like Kyro to drive industrial automation forward.
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