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Deep-tech startup Anscer Robotics secures ₹45 crore in Series A round

The Bengaluru-based robotics startup will use the funding led by IAN Group to drive product innovation, expand in the US and strengthen factory and warehouse deployments

2 min read Last Updated : May 20 2026 | 7:05 PM IST

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Deep-tech startup Anscer Robotics secured funding of Rs 45 crore in a Series A round led by early-stage investment platform IAN Group. Info Edge and other angel investors also participated in the round.

Founded in 2020, the Bengaluru-based start-up builds robots for real-world manufacturing and warehouse environments, where they can operate alongside people, forklifts, production lines and high-throughput industrial processes. The company can manufacture more than 1,000 robots annually.

The investment will support the next phase of growth across product innovation, expansion in the United States, strategic partnerships, and partner-led deployment across factories and warehouses. Anscer raised $2 million in a seed round last year led by Info Edge Ventures.

Ribin Mathew, founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of Anscer, said, “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.”

Anscer also has a sales and support presence in the US, supporting customers and partners there as well as in Europe and Asia Pacific.

IAN made the investment through its Alpha Fund, a $100 million Category-II Alternate Investment Fund, which invests in health-tech, clean-tech, deep-tech, med-tech and manufacturing sectors.

“We believe that industrial automation technology has reached a critical point globally. Today, companies view automation as a key resource for resilience, intelligence and competitive advantage, not just efficiency,” said Rajnish Kapur, managing partner of IAN Alpha Fund.