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Raedbots Launches Egypt-Based Industrial Robotics Manufacturing to Serve Middle East Market

The Cairo-founded company pioneers locally designed and produced industrial robots, aiming to reduce costs and boost automation adoption across regional industries.

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Raedbots Launches Egypt-Based Industrial Robotics Manufacturing to Serve Middle East Market

Raedbots recently announced its official launch as a pioneering industrial robotics manufacturer based in Egypt, targeting the Middle East market. The company specializes in the local design and production of industrial robots, addressing the growing demand for automation solutions tailored to regional industrial environments.

Mohamed Ibrahim, Chief Technology Officer of Raedbots, emphasized the company’s mission to redefine automation in the region. “We aren’t just building industrial robots; we are providing integrated robotic solutions that help facilities and factories optimize productivity, reduce costs, and enhance safety standards,” Ibrahim stated. He highlighted that locally designed robotic arms significantly lower the initial investment barrier, enabling faster adoption of automation while maintaining precision and reliability.

Raedbots distinguishes itself by developing its technology entirely in-house at its Cairo laboratories. This includes mechanical design, electronics, control systems, and AI-powered software, avoiding reliance on imported or white-labeled systems.

Hamza El-Sahiti, Chief Operating Officer, explained that this vertically integrated approach allows Raedbots to offer solutions that can reduce costs by up to 50%. These solutions are optimized specifically for the manufacturing environments and operational requirements prevalent in the Middle East.

El-Sahiti further detailed that Raedbots is building a new generation of "Smart Industrial Robots" powered by advanced Physical AI. These systems are designed for diverse applications, merging proprietary hardware with custom AI algorithms to deliver higher precision, improved efficiency, and minimized downtime.

The company’s product roadmap includes multi-purpose robotic platforms, collaborative robots (cobots), and high-speed industrial automation systems. Raedbots also develops integrated software aimed at simplifying technology adoption for manufacturers of all sizes.

Raedbots is a member of NVIDIA Inception, making it one of the first Physical AI and robotics startups in the Middle East to join this global initiative. Through this collaboration, Raedbots leverages NVIDIA’s cutting-edge simulation and AI technologies to accelerate development cycles and deploy intelligent automation across various sectors.

Utilizing NVIDIA-powered simulation and AI infrastructure, Raedbots is developing next-generation solutions capable of advanced perception, intelligent motion planning, and autonomous task execution in real-world industrial environments.

Additionally, Raedbots participates in Egypt’s Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center (TIEC) program under the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. This partnership supports the company’s role in building local deep-tech manufacturing capabilities and advancing a regional robotics industry with technology "Designed and Made in Egypt."

The Raedbots team combines deep expertise in robotics engineering, industrial automation, and product development. Team members bring experience from major global manufacturing and engineering corporations, blending international knowledge with local innovation to create world-class industrial robotic solutions.

Raedbots’ overarching mission is to revolutionize industrial automation across the Middle East and Africa by making robots smarter, more affordable, and locally available. Manufacturing within the region enables industries to modernize operations, enhance competitiveness, and accelerate digital transformation.

Currently, Raedbots is collaborating with select factories, industrial partners, and research institutions to deploy its robotic systems. Concurrently, the company is expanding its product portfolio and scaling manufacturing capacity to meet growing regional demand.

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