Marine robotics startup EyeROV raises ₹3 crore
Marine robotics startup EyeROV, incubated at Enterprise Middle, NCL Innovation Park, has acquired ₹3 crore seed funding from Kochouseph Chittilappilly, founder, V-Guard and Wonderla Group of Firms, Division of Science and Expertise’s (DST) NIDHI seed help scheme, and some angels. EyeROV was based in 2016 by Johns T Mathai and Kannappa Palaniappan alumnus of IIT Delhi, IIT Madras and CET Trivandrum. EyeROV has constructed underwater drone/remotely operated automobile (ROV) for safer and environment friendly distant inspection of onshore and offshore property, and merchandise with purposes in delivery, oil and gasoline, infrastructure and development, defence, and ocean analysis organisations. They plan to utilise funds for brand new product improvement, together with superior model of ROV, autonomous underwater automobile (AUV) and autonomous floor automobile (ASV).
Premnath, director, Enterprise Middle, mentioned, “EyeROV was a part of the primary AIM PRIME cohort. It’s a chief in underwater robotics in India and the go-to firm for essentially the most difficult underwater surveillance and inspection duties.”
BioPrime Agrisolutions raises ₹9 crore in Pre-Collection A spherical
Tech-focused VC fund Inflexor Ventures lead the pre-series A spherical of ₹9 Crore in agbiotech startup BioPrime Agrisolutions. The present spherical of funding additionally noticed participation from its current investor, Omnivore. The corporate goals to utilise the funds for his or her SNIPR Biologicals registrations, advancing the invention platform, constructing a robust IP portfolio, growing manufacturing capabilities, and enlargement.
BioPrime, based by Renuka Karandikar, Amit Shinde, and Shekhar Bhosle, develops reasonably priced agribiologicals that modulate the essential physiological responses in crops utilizing small biomolecules. “Bioprime works to rework the way in which we develop crops making meals extra nutritious, and residue-free whereas restoring soil well being utilizing cutting-edge applied sciences and approaches, all the time protecting sustainability at our core,” mentioned Renuka, CEO, BioPrime Agrisolutions.
Fittr Companions with D2C model Flexnest
On-line health and diet platform FITTR introduced a collaboration with Flexnest, a D2C model curating good health merchandise for house exercises. The partnership goals to create health options for the Indian market and promote digital health by at-home exercises.
Jitendra Chouksey, founder and CEO, FITTR mentioned, “We’re on a mission to make 50 million individuals match within the subsequent decade and our collaboration with Flexnest is an extension of that mission.”
As part of the partnership, Fittr customers will get entry to Flexnest gear and Flexnest customers will get entry to Fittr’s health and diet choices.
Piaggio Automobiles companions with CSC Particular Objective Car
Piaggio Automobiles Pvt Ltd (PVPL) introduced partnership with frequent service centres (CSC) particular function automobile to develop its three-wheeler enterprise community by village stage entrepreneurs (VLE).
Saju Nair of PVPL mentioned, “VLEs are serving to in easy functioning of CSC scheme. CSC scheme is a self-sustaining community of roughly 0.45 million CSCs in gramanchayats throughout the nation.
ARAPL launches RAAS resolution for automotive business, parking automation
Pune: Inexpensive Robotic & Automation Ltd (ARAPL) introduced its foray into the service business with the launch of its RAAS (robotics as a service) providing. Autonomous guided automobiles (AGVs) also referred to as self-guided automobiles are materials dealing with methods or load carriers that journey autonomously all through a warehouse and their motion is directed by a mix of software program and sensor-based steering methods. ARAPL’s RaaS options take 30 per cent lesser house and save 50 per cent manpower.
Robinson Philipose, co-founder and CEO, ARAPL RaaS, mentioned, “We’re enabling companies to chop down prices, improve efficiencies and be extra worthwhile by the implementation of our choices. The preliminary funding a enterprise makes of their ARAPL RaaS providing is recovered within the subsequent 1 to 2 years of funding.”
