General Autonomy raises about ₹32 crore for robotics development
Elevation Capital and India Quotient co-lead the seed financing as the Bengaluru company develops quadruped and humanoid robots.
General Autonomy raised approximately ₹32 crore in seed funding co-led by Elevation Capital and India Quotient, according to a 6 May 2026 report citing filings and a CEO interview.
Research and product development
The capital will support research and development across the company’s robotics stack, including quadruped and humanoid systems. Other participants include Blue Asva Varenya Fund, FBC Venture Partners, Spearhead Capital and Ishendra Agarwal. Cofounders Farid Ahsan and Bhanu Pratap Singh also invested.
Building robots for physical work
Founded in 2023, the Bengaluru company develops robots for industrial and everyday tasks. Its work combines mechanical hardware, control systems and AI to make physical automation more affordable.
Use of funds
Develop robotics stack, quadrupeds and humanoids
Expand research and development