Robotics startup Armatrix raises $2.1 million funding led by pi Ventures
25 Feb 2026, 10:40 AMThe investment rounds saw participation from Inuka Capital, Boundless Ventures, Boost VC, Turbostart, and earlier investor gradCapital.
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Deeptech robotics engineering startup Armatrix has raised a funding round of $2.1 million led by pi Ventures.
The investment rounds saw participation from Inuka Capital, Boundless Ventures, Boost VC, Turbostart, and earlier investor gradCapital.
The fresh capital will allow development of flexible robotic arm technology, hire research and development and engineering personnel, and pilot deployments with industrial customers.
The Bengaluru-based company was founded in 2024 by Vishrant Dave, Prateesh Awasthi, and Ayush Ranjan. It is relevant in sectors such as shipbuilding, nuclear, oil and gas, and aviation.
Armatrix builds hyper-redundant robotic arms that look like tentacles to operate in industrial environments that are inaccessible or unsafe for human beings.
"Our mission is to move from a reactive, high cost maintenance model to a proactive, zero downtime standard, creating a paradigm shift in industrial inspection and maintenance," said Vishrant Dave, cofounder and CEO of Armatrix Automations.
Earlier this month, Octobotics, a robotics startup with solutions for the maritime and oil and gas industries, raised Rs 10 crore in its seed funding round led by Navam Capital.
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