Singapore – September 24, 2026 -- Reconova (07656.HK) unveiled its embodied AI airport robotics lineup at PTE Asia 2026 in Singapore on September 23-24, targeting a projected US$240 billion airport infrastructure investment cycle across Asia and the Middle East over the next decade, according to ACI data.
Reconova showcases baggage transfer robot and passenger processing tech to Asian airport operators
The company presented its AntOne baggage transfer robot alongside intelligent passenger processing solutions, drawing interest from airport operators and aviation stakeholders attending the inaugural Asian edition of Passenger Terminal Expo. The exhibits demonstrated Reconova's full-stack embodied intelligence architecture, spanning visual perception, cognition, reasoning, and execution, with vision foundation models and visual agents as core capabilities.
Reconova solutions already run at more than one-third of China's civil airports
Reconova has spent nearly a decade developing smart aviation technology domestically before pursuing international expansion. The company is now adapting its product suite to meet automation and digitalization demand across Southeast Asia, Central Asia, and the Middle East, regions identified by ACI as entering an unprecedented airport investment cycle.
Tashkent International Airport runs proof of concept for passenger processing solution
Reconova's intelligent passenger processing solution is undergoing a proof of concept at Tashkent International Airport in Uzbekistan. The AntOne baggage transfer robot is separately being introduced to markets in Europe and Japan, extending Reconova's footprint beyond its initial Middle East and Southeast Asia focus.
Company pursues asset-light model to establish reference projects at leading airports
Reconova's international strategy centers on an asset-light, deep-collaboration model, starting with reference projects at leading airports in the Middle East and Southeast Asia before expanding to additional major airports in these regions and into Europe and the broader Asia-Pacific market.