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Startup called Neural Zoom Cybernetics has become a rugged testing ground of deep tech robotics. This Bengaluru based team is developing AI powered autonomous systems that can handle the toughest off road conditions from farms to factories. At Neural Zoom Cybernetics, we are working on attacking the problems that exist as a barriers for adoption of robots in the real world. At Neural Zoom, we are building our quickly teachable agent platform called Mural Pilot. Neural Pilot is an AI technology that allows you to. Nuances and specifics of a job or a task with very few amount of demonstration and within minutes teach these machines and robots to evolve along with you in the intelligence so you can deploy them across different offices, locations, farms, whatnot. And you can actually teach the local nuances of you know that operation and the robot will learn that through neural pilot technology. On the contrary, that we believe that most of the things are automated. There is still quite a lot of human labor deployed in today’s world. You know, there’s always going to be harder to automate use cases that humans are exclusively deployed. And the new way of AI intersection of AI and robotics now allows to unlock a bunch of those interesting use cases that historically traditional automation was not able to solve for. Now it has opened for a lot of startups like this to pursue. I’m gonna still entrepreneur myself. Have been building companies for the last like 12 years now. During all these journey, I sort of acquired all the sufficient market exposure and technical nuance. So I moved out of my previous role and set up murals on cybernetics to exclusively focus on global markets from day one. We are a company who designs in India and assembles manufacturers outside at our target geographies like North American market and distributing it from there. So obviously there’s a lot of being. Hardware company inherent difficulties in supply chain logistics. But if you actually, you know, work in those kind of problems, you actually kind of figure out ways around instead of processes to take advantage of those systems rather than being affected by that. The broader plan is to use American ecosystem to actually do very quick, you know early stage iteration with the product, with the customers and post. We actually arrive at a great product and we can scale from there. Now we can actually build this product solutions at a very affordable cost. And then now we can look at global S markets like India and Southeast Asia to offer these products services at a much better economic rate and unit economics for them. Clearly the market has changed. Investors are now thinking long term. They want to, you know, back these fundamental technologies, you know, that would actually establish the country’s dominance in these sectors very soon. Our lead investor, Chirac from Adex Ventures, you know, got us into IDFC, first banks, leap to Unicorn program, CNBC’s featuring early startups. The whole journey has been delight. We had, you know, people prepping as well. And you know, getting through the whole production, I would say it’s a very direct experience. One of the great things about Adventures is that they have global exposure. So that’s sort of aligned with our company and they were able to advise and support us. They’re actually very open minded and progressive and they would back, you know, entrepreneurs and they actually walk every step along the way. I imagine a future for neuro Zoom have removed all the barriers of Robert adoption and we actually see sci-fi in reality. We see robots in our houses, in our offices, you know, in farms and industries. And our goal is to actually take the company public and list them in NASDAQ with a billion plus in annual run rate, deploying hundreds of thousands of robots across use cases. Fueling Neural Zones mission to make India a robotics powerhouse is Chiraq Gupta from Atex Ventures and investor backing visionary founders redefining automation and industrial AI. It’s covering the right quality startups which are active in the ecosystem, producing the right product and the right revenue. That is a time consuming task for venture capital firms. So thanks to Leap to Unicorn, we got access to almost 800 to 900 startups and we made one investment with Neural Zone. There’s significant support and pressure from the government to actually grow the deep tech ecosystem. The Chart GPD moment has arrived in the software space where the entire cycle of creating and disrupting the ecosystem has shortened a lot. That moment is about to happen in robotics in the next one to two years now. So that is going to be the next big thing and that is something that we are aggressively looking out for. Human like to robotic interfaces are getting built and Neural Zone which is a company that you’re talking about is going to be one of the critical companies that is going to bring that charge GPD moment to robotics. In a very simple language, they are teaching robots how to do human like tasks and they’re teaching robots how to absorb data which are available outside and be fully autonomous. So they are trying to give power to the robots to be fully functional. From the startup perspective, lead to Unicorn offered partners which were exceptionally useful to the startup. So for example to neural zoom, thanks to the leap to Unicorn network, they were able to get access to some amazing fractional CFO. They were able to get access to some exceptional intellectual property guys and including the community in the US that they are taking benefit of right now. Leap to Unicorn with IDFC First Bank in association with Money Control and CNBC TV 18 Season 3.
