Malaysia Embodied Intelligence & Humanoid Association
Building Malaysia's future in embodied AI and humanoid robotics.
MEIHA unites researchers, manufacturers, technology providers, system integrators, investors, educators and government to make Malaysia a leading ASEAN hub for intelligent machines that work in the real world.
- National Robotics Roadmap2021–2030 · MOSTI
- New Industrial Master Plan 2030NIMP 2030 · MITI
- National Semiconductor Strategy2024 · MITI / MIDA
- National AI Office2024 · Digital Ministry
The case for action
Robotics is scaling fastest in Asia. Humanoids are next.
Factories worldwide now run more robots than ever, and most new robots go to Asia, led by China. Malaysia has set clear national targets. MEIHA exists to help the country meet them with Malaysian talent, technology and companies.
55 → 195
Robots per 10,000 workers in Malaysia: 2019 level and the 2030 national target.
National Robotics Roadmap 2021–20305M
Industrial robots operating in factories worldwide, more than double seven years ago.
IFR World Robotics 2026In the field
Humanoids are leaving the lab
Supply chain
Mapping the humanoid supply chain from China to Malaysia and ASEAN
A living database of the companies, components, countries and rules that shape where humanoid robots are made. Every entry links to its source.
8 subsystems
What is inside a humanoid, who supplies it, and how much Malaysia could make.
Explore61 companies
Robot makers, component suppliers and Malaysian manufacturers.
SearchPolicy, clusters, makers
The world's largest humanoid industry and its export controls.
Explore34 rules tracked
Trade agreements, tariffs, export controls and incentives.
TrackNews & insights
Latest from MEIHA
IFR: five million industrial robots now operate worldwide
World Robotics 2026 counts more than 600,000 installations in 2025, with China taking 59%.
Prime Minister announces potential RM1 billion AGIBOT investment
The Chinese humanoid maker could invest up to RM1 billion in Malaysia by 2035, creating around 5,000 jobs.
Deputy minister asks MARii to study humanoid supply roles for auto vendors
Malaysia’s roughly 730 automotive vendors share technology with humanoid robots, the deputy minister said.
Who we are
Vision
Malaysia as a leading ASEAN hub for embodied intelligence and humanoid robotics.
To establish Malaysia as a leading ASEAN hub for embodied intelligence and humanoid robotics, recognised for innovation, skilled talent, responsible adoption and practical deployment.
Mission
To unite Malaysia's embodied AI and humanoid robotics ecosystem; strengthen collaboration between research and industry; and accelerate the development, commercialisation and responsible deployment of technologies that benefit businesses and society.
Membership
Shape how Malaysia builds and adopts intelligent machines.
Join the companies, institutions and professionals setting the direction for embodied AI and humanoid robotics in Malaysia.
- Strategic Partner Industry leaders
- Corporate Member Companies
- SME & Startup Member Emerging companies
- Institutional Member Universities & research
- Professional Member Individuals
- Student Member Full-time students