Robotics

Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Santa Clara, Trifo is a full-stack AI home robot company

Existing investors Chiratae Ventures, YourNest Venture Capital and NASSCOM former chairman Keshav Murugesh also participated in the round

Invento Makerspaces, maker of the humanoid robot Mitra, will use the new funds for research and development in building new robot variants, as well as business expansion.

If you're a lawyer, banker, doctor, accountant, marketer, you may be on the path to become obsolete

The Singapore-headquartered company was founded in 2011 and is waiting in the wings to become a Unicorn

Kerala-based Genrobotics specializes in design and development of robotic solutions to address manual scavenging. The company has now gone global with presence in the UAE and plans to extend footprint in other countries too.

Industry 4.0 and AI is not about data scientists coming up with solutions. It needs support from top down. With automation, job roles change and people need to reconcile with business transformation

Artificial Intelligence (AI) emerges as the technology that not only offers solutions but also promises to take customer experience to the next level

Are you willing to be a part of the process and be the change that aims at building a smart India that is technologically sound and efficient?

If we go by NASSCOM report, about 40 per cent of India's total workforce must be reskilled over the next five years to cope with emerging trends such as AI, IoT, machine learning and blockchain

According to a new report, over 20 million jobs will be taken over by robots by 2030

RPA streamlines the end-to-end process lifecycle through the integration of front-end technologies with existing back-office processes

How Invento Robotics, Bengaluru-based robotics firm happened

It's the technology that is being deployed to create, distribute and administer solutions in the insurance business in an effective and efficient manner

Humanoid robots can already perform simple household chores, and the time isn't far when they will have the ability to do more complicated tasks

Avishkaar develops construction kits to allow the students to build their own robots

Almost every insurer is looking to digitise, but the question how can they crossover the transformation seamlessly

Robotics is the next big thing and sure be a trendsetter in many industries such as restaurants, warehousing, education, industrial automation, etc

MSME credit gap in the country is estimated to be around USD 60b and banks cannot afford to ignore it

Tech products may not always gain popularity and can be a failure as well here are the most talked about good and bad trends of the year

The government of India (via NITI Aayog) has given 20 Lacs each to 7500 schools across all the twenty-nine states of the country to set up Atal Tinkering/Robotics Labs so that we can make one million autodidacts over next four years