Funding · AI & Deep Tech

Integra Robotics raises $1.12 million in pre-series A round

What they do

Integra Robotics builds robotic arms and unmanned vehicles for factories and defence

The company raised $1.12 million led by Finvolve to expand its market reach

Funds will support product deployment and a new data platform for better automation

Integra Robotics has closed a $1.12 million pre-Series A funding round.
The investment was led by Finvolve, India Accelerator with participation from GrowthCap Venture Fund.
The company plans to use the capital for product delivery and market expansion.
A portion of the funds supports the development of a proprietary human-in-the-loop data platform.
The round included a liquidity component allowing early angel investors to exit partially.
Founders aim to secure a near-term Series A round following this initial raise.
The funding validates demand for locally built systems in India’s industrial sector.

India’s manufacturing and defence sectors are driving demand for automated solutions.
The human-in-the-loop approach addresses safety concerns in high-risk environments.

The legal entity operates as Social Hardware International Pvt Ltd.
It focuses on robotics and AI-powered systems for industrial and defence use.
Products include collaborative robotic arms and end-of-arm tooling.
The portfolio features unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) for security and logistics.
Vision systems enable real-time monitoring in complex operational environments.
Task-specific automation platforms handle repetitive tasks in manufacturing settings.
Applications span warehousing, security, and subsea operations.
The tech approach combines machine autonomy with human oversight for safety.
Real-world deployment data continuously improves system performance and reliability.

Finvolve, India Accelerator (lead) — Lead investor in the pre-Series A round.
GrowthCap Venture Fund (participated) — Participating investor in the funding round.

Product: Collaborative and industrial robotic arms, unmanned ground vehicles, vision systems, and automation platforms
Customers: Manufacturing facilities, warehousing operations, defence and security organizations
How it makes money: Product sales and automation services for manufacturing and defence sectors
What sets it apart: Human-in-the-loop data platform that uses operational data to improve robotic performance
Operations: Designs and manufactures robotics systems with proprietary automation capabilities