Svaya Robotics was founded to accelerate the adoption of safe, AI-driven dexterous robots to make next generation of factories intelligent, adaptive and scalable. We are building the groundwork to make that possible.

Discover the Power of
Software-defined Robots

One Platform. Many Possibilities

Software and artificial intelligence is transforming from traditional robotics focused on singular tasks or workflows that don’t scale beyond those siloes to general-purpose robots with responsive autonomy capabilities that adapt to changing workflows in less structured environments. Manufacturing is changing from standardized mass production to individualized short run production even as it faces massive workforce shortage to run them. Svaya Robotics' collaborative and general-purpose robots empower manufacturers across industries to make this transition to fill in the workforce shortage gap while introducing automation that adapts to changing production efficiently with unlimited flexibility.

Svaya Robotics mission is to accelerate the world’s adoption of safe, AI-driven robots to make next generation of factories intelligent, adaptive and scalable from the core. We build best-in-class collaborative and bimanual humanoid robots with human-like dexterity and responsive autonomy capabilities to safely work with and around humans in any setup. Despite our engineering advancements, we know that the businesses we work with are investing in the essential jobs-to-be-done, not technology – stepping in to fulfill them with dexterous robots, that otherwise were done by human hands which are in severe short supply. If we do our work correctly, we will enable businesses to innovate from manufacturing-to-market with new business models with increasing profitability – a workforce where robots are safely working alongside humans, taking on routine jobs and relieving human workforce for more creative and essential works. Our mission applies to the manufacturing industry, but it is much broader than that. Everything that needs human physical services—from healthcare to repair services and defense—will need dexterous robots one day.

Discover the Power of
Software-defined Robots

One Platform. Many Possibilities

Back in 2012 we asked ourselves how we will empower manufacturers in India to turn competitive. Little did we know then…but general-purpose robots is what it takes to give them the freedom to flexibility adapt their manufacturing to changing market demand.

With that we have been working on laying a solid groundwork for pathbreaking robotic products. We have built all the foundational technologies.

From the beginning, Svaya Robotics has developed hardware and software in-house. This has facilitated the strategic advantage of responsive and short development cycles of highly interdependent hardware, software and algorithmic stacks. This interdependence is key to producing high-performance software-defined robots with responsive autonomy capabilities.

Our Values

Our ethos start with taking inspiration from solving big problems and uncanny ability to imagine new possibilities and experiment and solve even the most challenging problems. This is an inspiration to both learn and ignite further innovation to design and drive technology that truly solves customers most vexing problems and create an enduring value with a profound impact on how we drive our product development.

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Freedom & Break Barriers

Back in 2012 we asked ourselves how we will empower manufacturers in India to turn competitive. Little did we know then… but general-purpose robots is what it takes to give them the freedom to flexibly adapt their manufacturing to changing market demand...

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Excellence & Grounded

Back in 2012 we asked ourselves how we will empower manufacturers in India to turn competitive. Little did we know then… but general-purpose robots is what it takes to give them the freedom to flexibly adapt their manufacturing to changing market demand...

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Empathy & Share

Back in 2012 we asked ourselves how we will empower manufacturers in India to turn competitive. Little did we know then… but general-purpose robots is what it takes to give them the freedom to flexibly adapt their manufacturing to changing market demand...