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AI firm Zero Gravity commits S$20m to Singapore hub with badminton research focus
Zero Gravity, an artificial intelligence company, is establishing its global headquarters in Singapore with a S$20 million investment. The firm plans to conduct research into how AI technology can enhance badminton player performance as part of its operations here.
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Zero Gravity has announced a significant S$20 million investment in Singapore, marking a major expansion for the artificial intelligence firm in the region. The company will establish its global headquarters in the city-state, positioning Singapore as its primary operational and strategic centre.
As part of its research initiatives, Zero Gravity will undertake a dedicated project exploring applications of artificial intelligence in badminton. The research programme aims to develop AI-driven solutions that could help badminton players analyse their performance, refine techniques, and optimise training regimens.
The investment underscores Singapore's continued appeal as a hub for technology and innovation companies seeking to expand their Asian operations. The move also reflects growing interest in applying artificial intelligence across diverse sectors, including sports science and athletic performance enhancement.
Zero Gravity joins a growing roster of AI and tech firms establishing regional bases in Singapore, leveraging the country's advanced digital infrastructure, skilled workforce, and strategic location within Southeast Asia.