- The latest funding round was led by Info Edge Ventures.
- The company, which is also part of SanchiConnect’s DeepTech community, has shown rapid growth from an early-stage startup to a key player in industrial automation and robotics-driven logistics.
New Delhi, February 24, 2025 – Anscer Robotics, a pioneering developer of intelligent autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), has successfully raised $2 million in a seed funding round, marking a significant milestone in its journey. The company, which is also part of SanchiConnect’s DeepTech community, has shown rapid growth from an early-stage startup to a key player in industrial automation and robotics-driven logistics, driven by multiple strategic partnerships. The latest funding round was led by Info Edge Ventures. This round further validates the company’s market potential and its role in transforming warehouse automation and smart manufacturing across global markets.
The $2 million in funding will fuel ANSCER Robotics’ next phase of growth, supporting the establishment of a new manufacturing centre, the hiring of 50+ robotics experts, and the expansion of operations into the United States.
The funding comes at a time when India’s DeepTech ecosystem is gaining significant momentum, with increased investments and government initiatives aimed at fostering technological innovation. Robotics and automation are set to play a crucial role in shaping the future of industrial operations, and Anscer Robotics is well-positioned to capitalise on this growing demand.
“The journey of Anscer Robotics has been one of continuous learning, innovation, and perseverance. Scaling a DeepTech startup in the robotics space comes with its own set of challenges, but having access to a strong ecosystem like SanchiConnect has made a significant difference. Being part of this community has provided us with valuable industry connections, technical collaborations, and insights that have shaped our approach to automation. Additionally, having SanchiConnect as our trusted strategic advisor has been instrumental in helping us navigate the investment landscape, secure strategic partnerships, and accelerate our growth. With this funding, we are excited to strengthen our presence in global markets and push the boundaries of autonomous robotics in industrial automation.” said Raghu Venkatesh, Co-founder and Chief Business Officer, Anscer Robotics.
“This funding marks a pivotal moment for ANSCER Robotics as we scale our operations, enhance our technology, and expand our market presence,” said Robin Mathew, CEO, Anscer Robotics. “With automation demand surging across industries, we remain committed to making robotics more accessible, intelligent, and seamlessly integrated into industrial ecosystems.”
As part of this expansion, Mark Messina, former Amazon/Kiva Robotics executive, has joined ANSCER Robotics as Managing Director & CEO of U.S. operations. With decades of expertise in robotics and automation, Messina will lead the company’s mission to deliver advanced AMRs, AGVs, and intelligent automation solutions to businesses across the U.S.
“Anscer Robotics is a great example of how DeepTech startups in India are redefining industrial automation. Supporting such high-impact startups with access to capital, strategic partnerships, and market expansion is critical to strengthening India’s DeepTech landscape. We look forward to seeing Anscer Robotics scale new heights and lead the next wave of robotics-driven transformation.” Shares Dr. Sunil K Shekhawat, CEO, SanchiConnect
Since its inception, Anscer Robotics has rapidly gained traction, delivering scalable automation solutions to some of the world’s leading industrial enterprises. The startup’s AMRs integrate seamlessly into existing manufacturing workflows, offering real-time analytics, AI-driven optimisation, and adaptive navigation capabilities.
With rising demand for robotics-driven automation, Anscer Robotics is focused on expanding into new geographies and diversifying its product lines to cater to evolving industry needs. The new investment will accelerate research and development, strengthen manufacturing capabilities, and drive greater adoption of AMRs across global markets.
