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Alphadroid Secures Investment from Alkemi Growth Capital and Shree Vasu Logistics Limited to Scale Robotics Across Healthcare and Supply Chains

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Alphadroid Secures Investment from Alkemi Growth Capital and Shree Vasu Logistics Limited to Scale Robotics Across Healthcare and Supply Chains

Alphadroid, an India-based robotics company, raised INR 360 million from Alkemi Growth Capital and Shree Vasu Logistics Limited to expand automation in healthcare and supply chain operations. The funding will accelerate deployment of its robots for tasks like material handling and logistics in sectors including hospitals and warehouses, addressing operational inefficiencies.

Alphadroid, an India-based robotics and physical AI company, has secured INR 360 million in funding led by Alkemi Growth Capital, with participation from Shree Vasu Logistics Limited (SVLL). This marks the company’s first external fundraise after years of bootstrapped development, focusing on automating non-clinical tasks in healthcare and logistics. The investment will scale Alphadroid’s robotics solutions, which handle navigation, delivery, and routine operations in complex environments like hospitals and warehouses. Current clients include Reliance, Apollo Healthcare, Apollo Pharmacy, and Bikanerwala, demonstrating adoption beyond pilot phases. Founder and CEO Sanjeev Kumar emphasized the company’s customer-centric approach, targeting operational gaps where skilled professionals are overburdened by repetitive tasks. Healthcare remains a priority, while logistics expansion aligns with SVLL’s focus on high-volume efficiency improvements. Alkemi Growth Capital highlighted Alphadroid’s practical deployment strategy, addressing healthcare’s operational bottlenecks rather than experimental tech. SVLL’s CEO, Loknidi Akhilesh Rao, praised the integration potential of Alphadroid’s systems in large-scale logistics operations. Funds will accelerate development and deployment, reinforcing Alphadroid’s mission to transform industries through physical AI and automation. The partnership aims to optimize workflows in both sectors, reducing inefficiencies and enhancing productivity.

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