Anscer Robotics raises ₹45 Cr to scale AI-driven industrial automation globally
Anscer Robotics, a startup specialising in industrial automation, has secured ₹45 Cr (around $4.6 Mn) in its Series A funding round. The investment was led by IAN Alpha Fund, with contributions from existing backer Info Edge Ventures and several angel investors. The company plans to use the funds to expand its product range and grow its presence in the US and other global markets. Founded to streamline factory and warehouse operations, Anscer Robotics designs autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), fleet management software, and AI-driven automation systems. Its solutions target high-volume industrial settings, helping businesses improve efficiency and reduce manual labour.
The startup recently opened a new manufacturing plant in Bengaluru, equipped with a 20,000 square feet testing area. This facility can produce over 1,000 robots each year, supporting the company’s plans to scale production. Alongside hardware, Anscer is developing an open robotics software layer based on model context protocol (MCP) principles. Anscer already operates a sales and support office in Texas, serving clients and partners across the US, Europe, and the Asia Pacific region. The fresh funding will accelerate its US market push, strengthen its global partner network, and enhance its international reach. India’s industrial automation sector is growing rapidly, with the market expected to reach $25.8 Bn by 2028. The country is currently the world’s sixth-largest market for annual robot installations, deploying nearly 9,100 units each year.
With the new funding, Anscer Robotics aims to refine its product platform and expand its footprint in key markets. The company’s focus on AI-powered automation and global scaling aligns with India’s booming industrial robotics industry. Further growth is anticipated as demand for smart factory solutions continues to rise.
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