The fresh capital will be deployed to support the expansion of the product portfolio, strengthen its team across engineering and R&D, and scale its operation across healthcare, logistics, and warehousing automation.
Noida-based Robotics startup Alphadroid has raised INR 36 Cr (around $3.8 Mn) in its pre-Series A funding round, led by Alkemi Growth Capital, with participation from Shree Vasu Logistics Limited (SVLL) and a host of undisclosed HNIs.
The fresh capital will be deployed to support the expansion of the product portfolio, strengthen its team across engineering and R&D, and scale its operation across healthcare, logistics, and warehousing automation.
Founded in 2023 by Sanjeev Kumar and incubated at IIIT Lucknow, Alphadroid develops integrated automation systems that combine robotics, AI, and software-led workflows across healthcare, hospitality, retail, and public infrastructure.
Its solutions are designed to improve operational efficiency and reduce manual workload across multiple sectors.
Commenting on the latest investment, Sanjeev Kumar, Founder and CEO of Alphadroid, said, “This investment allows us to build further on that work. Healthcare remains a key focus, while logistics is a natural extension for us. Both sectors operate at scale and require consistent efficiency, which is where we see the strongest role for automation. We are not just using AI and robotics as tools to transform operations, but creating an ecosystem that enables how industries evolve for the future.”
Alphadroid’s product portfolio currently includes five different types of robots, which are capable of handling payloads weighing from 40kg to 250kg, and are designed to integrate with the lift, back-end systems, or any other third-party application to support automated workflow.
Currently, the startup offers robot services via a subscription model.
It further plans to acquire new clients and strengthen its team, with a particular emphasis on engineering, research, and development capabilities.
In addition, the startup also aims to develop specialised automation solutions for the healthcare sector and extend its services into the logistics and warehousing segments, aligning with its mission to build solutions.
Commenting on the latest investment, Alka Goel, Partner, Alkemi Growth Capital, said, “What stood out to us about Alphadroid is not just the technology, but the clarity of the problem they are solving. Healthcare systems today are constrained not by clinical expertise, but by operational inefficiencies that dilute the impact of that expertise.”
“Alphadroid’s approach to physical AI directly addresses this gap. They are not building for experimentation; they are building for deployment, and that distinction is critical. We see this as a category-defining opportunity within healthcare automation,” she added.
Notably, Alkemi invests in pre-Series A to Series B startups across healthcare, consumer wellness, diagnostics, medtech, pharma, and health-AI deeptech sectors, with portfolio companies including Redcliffe Labs, Farmley, Pee Safe, and Doceree.
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