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Hardware
AGV/AMR chassis, sensing, gateways and on-premise storage selected and integrated for the job, not for a catalogue.

Singapore · Hardware, software & private infrastructure
AEGISCOMMERCE designs and delivers AGV chassis platforms, IoT systems, smart-home integrations, NAS and private storage, and commissioned software — from a Singapore base serving Asia.
How we work
Most programmes fail at the seams between hardware vendors, software houses and cloud operators. We keep those seams inside one team.

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AGV/AMR chassis, sensing, gateways and on-premise storage selected and integrated for the job, not for a catalogue.

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Commissioned control software, device firmware interfaces, operator consoles and the APIs that keep them honest.

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NAS, local data paths and operational dashboards that do not require you to surrender the plant to a public cloud.
What we build

Mobile bases specified for payload, runtime and navigation — with an SDK your software team can actually use.
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Device intake, gateways, telemetry and remote operations — built so the plant still works if the WAN does not.
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Matter, Zigbee and building systems integrated for houses, show flats and small commercial spaces — with local control first.
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Private racks for teams that need backups, media and plant data close at hand — specified, deployed and documented.
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Custom control software, operator tools and integrations — scoped so hardware, data and UI stay in one design.
Learn moreWhy Singapore
English-language contracting, a predictable commercial jurisdiction, and data handling designed around the PDPA.
A working distance to ASEAN plants, Greater China suppliers, and Japanese quality expectations — without pretending one office is everywhere.
Chassis, devices and the software that runs them are scoped together, so integration is not an afterthought handed to a third vendor.
Where the workload belongs on a NAS or on-premise cluster, we say so. Public cloud is a choice, not a religion.


Engagement
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Site constraints, payload, protocol, and what “done” actually means for operators.
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A written boundary: hardware, software, interfaces, acceptance tests, and what we will not pretend to own.
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Iterative delivery with inspectable software, documented hardware choices, and no surprise SKUs.
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On-site or remote bring-up, operator handover, and a support path that survives the first incident.
Send a short brief. If the work is a fit, we will come back with questions that are specific enough to be useful.