Inside three years, Ottonomy has created a stir throughout the globe with its Made-in-Noida robots for North American, European, Center Japanese, and Japanese markets.

Based in 2020 by Ritukar Vijay together with Pradyot Korupolu, Ashish Gupta, and Hardik Sharma, the Santa Monica, California-based robotics startup Ottonomy.IO presents totally autonomous supply robots on a robotics as a service (RaaS) mannequin for hyperlocal last-mile supply providers.

The younger entrepreneurs, who manufacture robots in India for international prospects, started their journey in 2011-2012, specializing in unmanned floor automobiles. Later, they dabbled with cell robots for manufacturing and warehousing. Recognising the challenges in hyperlocal deliveries, the startup mixed its information from autonomous automobiles and warehousing to deal with labour shortages within the last-mile supply market.

The second model of the robotic, Ottobot 2.0, comes with modular supply bins, customisable capacity-volume dimension, a navigation engine that merges knowledge from lidar and cameras, and a brand new four-wheel drive ‘crab mode’ system for further manoeuvrability in tight areas. Co-founder and CEO Ritukar Vijay says, “Our underlying know-how is centred on non-GPS-based autonomous mapping, localisation, and navigation. An important side is attaining seamless transitions from indoor to outside settings, significantly important for hyperlocal deliveries.

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