Anscer Robotics, a Bengaluru-headquartered industrial robotics startup, has raised nearly $4.7 million (Rs 45 crore) in a fresh funding round led by early-stage investment platform IAN Alpha Fund, it announced on Thursday.
The investment will support the company’s next phase of growth across product innovation, US expansion, strategic partnerships, and partner-led deployment across factories and warehouses, ANSCER Robotics said in a statement.
“The first era of automation was about machines following instructions. The next era will be about machines understanding context, learning from operations, and working alongside enterprise intelligence. ANSCER is building that future through a robotics platform developed in India, designed for global standards, and ready for the AI-native factory,” said Ribin Mathew, founder & CEO, ANSCER Robotics.
Founded in 2020 by Ribin Mathew (CEO), Ebin Sunny (COO), Raghu V (CBO), and Raj Mohan (CTO), ANSCER Robotics is building an advanced AI-native automation platform for factories and warehouses. The company designs and manufactures autonomous mobile robots, intelligent fleet software, and industrial systems that it claims help enterprises improve material movement, productivity, safety, and operational efficiency.
ANSCER’s operates a manufacturing facility in Bengaluru capable of producing more than 1,000 robots a year, supported by a 20,000 sq. ft. testing area.
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