Integra Robotics raises pre-Series A funding co-led by Finvolve, India Accelerator
10 Jun 2026, 02:17 PMThe funding round also saw participation from GrowthCap Venture Fund.
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Robotics startup Integra Robotics has raised $1.12 million in a pre-Series A funding round co-led by Finvolve and India Accelerator.
The funding round also saw participation from GrowthCap Venture Fund.
The Delhi-based startup will use the fresh capital to accelerate product deployment, expand its market presence, and further develop its data and automation capabilities.
Integra Robotics was founded in 2017 by Abhit Kumar and Cameron Norris. The startup develops robotics and AI-powered systems for industrial, defence, and other high-risk environments.
Its offerings include collaborative and industrial robotic arms, unmanned ground vehicles, vision systems, and automation platforms for manufacturing, warehousing, security, defence, and subsea applications.
The company's platform combines human supervision with machine automation, with operational data from deployments used to improve robotic performance and automate repetitive tasks over time.
Earlier this year, Unbox Robotics raised Series B funding round led by ICICI Venture.
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