Minth Group and AGIBOT Unveil Europe's First Humanoid Robot Mass Production Facility in Serbia
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Minth Group and AGIBOT have launched Europe's first mass-production facility for humanoid robots in Šabac, Serbia, marking a significant industrial advancement. Supported by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and other officials, this facility represents a shift from pilot projects to actual assembly-line production, with an initial investment of €20 million aimed at producing approximately 5,000 robots.
This initiative is part of a broader strategy that includes plans for a Robotics Industrial Park in Inđija, with a projected total investment of €200 million. Once fully operational, the combined facilities are expected to achieve an annual production capacity of up to 20,000 humanoid robots and quadrupedal robotic dogs for both European and international markets.
AGIBOT's entry into the European market through this facility allows for real-time production integration, enhancing the development of its AI models. The company aims to leverage data from physical interactions in the manufacturing process, further solidifying its market position, which currently accounts for about 43% to 44% of global humanoid shipments as of mid-2026.
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