Tacta Systems™ Expands Global Manufacturing Footprint With New Singapore Facility

• Singapore expansion strengthens Tacta's global manufacturing capabilities as the company prepares to deploy its technology to customers in early 2027
• New Singapore facility will support production of the Tacta Glove™, the foundation of the company's Skill Capture system

PALO ALTO, Calif., Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Tacta Systems™, a company that is pioneering Dexterous Intelligence for robotics, today announced the opening of its new Singapore office and production facility in Woodlands. The facility will initially focus on production of the Tacta Glove™, helping Tacta scale its Skill Capture system as the company prepares to deploy its robotic technology with manufacturers across the electronics, AI infrastructure and automotive industries in early 2027.

The opening comes less than two months after Tacta unveiled its technology for the first time. The company's TactaBot™ combines its proprietary Tacta Hand, Skill Capture system and a Dexterous Intelligence AI engine to give robots the touch and dexterity needed to perform high-value manufacturing work.

The Tacta Glove is central to its Skill Capture system. Worn naturally by skilled workers as they perform real-world tasks, it accurately captures force, motion, and temperature data that Tacta uses alongside video data to teach its robotic hands new skills. Expanding glove production in Singapore will allow Tacta to deploy more Skill Capture systems as it begins working with customers at scale.

"When we unveiled Tacta, we showed that robots can finally have the touch and dexterity needed for high-value manufacturing work. Now the focus is on scaling that technology," said Vikram Pavate, co-founder and CEO of Tacta Systems. "Singapore has the manufacturing expertise, engineering talent, and semiconductor ecosystem to help us do that. This facility gives us a strong base to grow from as we move toward customer deployments next year."

Tacta is building that presence alongside Singapore's advanced semiconductor and manufacturing ecosystem. The company is working with A*STAR Institute of Microelectronics (A*STAR IME) to begin scaling production of the tactile sensors at the core of Tacta's technology. The partnerships give Tacta access to the manufacturing expertise and infrastructure needed to increase production as demand grows, while establishing a stronger presence alongside customers, investors, and technology partners across the region.

Tacta's expansion in Singapore is supported by the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) and EDBI, a strategic investor in the company. EDBI is an investment arm of SG Growth Capital, the investment platform of EDB and Enterprise Singapore.

"Tacta's advanced robotics and tactile sensing technologies will push the frontier of industrial automation and physical AI deployment across sectors. With Singapore as its first manufacturing and engineering base outside of the US, and launchpad for global expansion, Tacta's presence here will strengthen our advanced manufacturing ecosystem and create exciting job opportunities for Singaporeans", said Png Cheong Boon, Chairman of Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB).

Singapore will serve as a key manufacturing and engineering hub for Tacta as the company expands globally, providing additional manufacturing capacity and a base in Asia to support local customer deployments. Hiring will accelerate in the fourth quarter across manufacturing, engineering, and test engineering as the operation grows.

About Tacta Systems
Tacta Systems™ is pioneering Dexterous Intelligence for robotics. Tacta's first product, the TactaBot™, combines the Tacta Hand—the world's most advanced robotic hand for manufacturing—along with the Tacta Glove Skill Capture system and a proprietary Dexterous Intelligence AI engine to bring human-level touch to robotics for the first time. The end result is technology that empowers robots to sense, adapt, and manipulate the physical world with human-like precision and speed. Based in Palo Alto, California, and founded by serial entrepreneurs who previously sold companies to Apple, Fujifilm, and Lockheed Martin, Tacta has raised $75 million from investors including Matter Venture Partners, America's Frontier Fund, SoftBank, Woven Capital, B Capital, Yazaki Innovations Inc., EDBI, Sojitz Corporation, CDIB-TEN Capital, B5 Capital, and Tyche Partners. For more information, visit tactasystems.com.

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