Thursday, May 1, 2025
Thursday, May 1, 2025
- Advertisement -

Vividobots raises Rs1.47cr to address practical demands of realty maintenance

Aims to shape the future of how cities maintain and sustain their vertical assets in an era of rapid urbanisation

Must Read

- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
  • Plans to deploy the funds to enhance product innovation and expand application of their robotics solutions across various industry verticals

The Chennai-based startup Vividobots has recently garnered significant attention in the field of robotic automation by successfully raising Rs1.47 crore in a seed funding round led by Inflection Point Ventures (IPV).

The financial injection marks a pivotal moment for the company, reinforcing its ambition to innovate and scale its operations across India’s burgeoning metropolitan landscapes. The development highlights the growing synergy between technological advancement and urban infrastructure needs, particularly in sectors demanding efficiency, safety, and sustainability.

Vividobots specialises in developing robotic systems tailored to address the specific challenges inherent in the maintenance of high-rise buildings and other vertical structures.

Their robots boast impressive performance metrics, including up to 70 per cent time savings, a 50 per cent reduction in operational costs, and a 15 per cent decrease in material wastage.

Enhancing productivity

These figures are not merely indicative of enhanced productivity but also underscore the potential for sustainable urban growth, where resource optimisation is critical.

By automating complex external maintenance tasks, Vividobots is addressing critical issues such as safety risks faced by human workers and inefficiencies that traditionally plague the sector.

The CEO of Vividobots, B Dhinesh, said the company’s vision with a focus on revolutionising the application of robotics to solve real-world problems. Drawing inspiration from the resilience and delicate balance of human effort,

Vividobots aims to redefine the future landscape of urban infrastructure through innovations that promote safety, speed, and sustainability. This mission reflects a broader trend within the robotics industry, where technological development is increasingly aligned with societal benefits, particularly in sectors that impact daily living and urban well-being.

Ensuring safety and efficiency

Inflection Point Ventures, the lead investor in this funding round, brings substantial credibility and resources to Vividobots. With over Rs800 crore invested in more than 200 startups, IPV’s involvement signals trust in Vividobots’ potential to disrupt traditional maintenance paradigms.

IPV Partner and CIO Vikram Ramasubramanian highlighted the particular relevance of Vividobots’ technology in the context of India’s real estate boom. As the country witnesses a proliferation of high-rise buildings, the challenges associated with their upkeep become more pronounced, necessitating innovative solutions that can ensure safety and efficiency.

“The partnership with Vividobots is therefore not only a financial investment but also an endorsement of technology-driven urban management.”

Looking ahead, Vividobots plans to deploy the newly secured funds to enhance product innovation and expand the application of their robotics solutions across various industry verticals.

Moreover, the startup intends to broaden its presence in metro cities, aligning strategically with areas where urban growth is most rapid and demand for maintenance services is escalating.

The focused expansion promises to entrench robotic automation as a fundamental component of urban infrastructure maintenance.

- Advertisement -

Latest News

erad gets $16m funding to spread wings in Saudi Arabia

erad has supported SMEs with access to over 100m riyals in funding across Saudi Arabia and the UAE

From Singapore to UAE: Hotspots for tech career moves in banking sector

Roles that would have once gone to Singapore or London are now showing up in Dubai and Abu Dhabi

Banks and financial entities need to modernise their approach to physical security

Investing in flexible and unified security platforms can help banks centralise risk mitigation strategies and build a stronger cybersecure foundation.
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -

More Articles

- Advertisement -