Chennai, March 2026: Startup Singam – Season 2 continues to spotlight high-potential ventures from across India, with Robonetics emerging as a standout performer this season. The deep-tech startup secured an ₹11 crore investment commitment, marking the highest amount raised by a startup through an Indian reality show format.
A key highlight of the season was a single episode that witnessed ₹21.4 crore in total investment commitments, reflecting the growing depth of investor participation and confidence in the platform. Within this, Robonetics led the round, while consumer brand Sirimiri followed with a ₹10 crore investment commitment, indicating strong interest in scalable consumer-led businesses. In addition, TAGCS received an investment commitment of ₹40 lakh, underscoring the diversity of startups featured on the show.
The strong momentum is further reflected in the response from the startup community, with over 4,000 applications received from across India. This highlights the increasing relevance of platforms that combine mentorship, visibility, and access to capital.
This milestone not only highlights the strength of Robonetics as a venture but also signals the increasing interest in deep-tech startups within India’s evolving investment landscape. The company’s performance on the show underscores a broader shift towards backing innovation-led businesses that have the potential to create long-term impact.
With growing visibility, investor backing, and strategic momentum, Robonetics is well-positioned to accelerate its growth journey, further establishing itself as a key player within the deep-tech ecosystem.
A Note from the Founders — Prasanna & Chandrasekar, Robonetics
Startup Singam is far more than a funding platform. It accelerates founders with strong ideas, identifies exceptional startups from cities and rural India alike, connects them with the right investors, and ensures capital flows to businesses that truly deserve it. It challenges founders with rigor, protects investor money through genuine scrutiny, and creates opportunities that geography alone would never allow. By nurturing this ecosystem — episode by episode, founder by founder — Startup Singam is not just building companies. It is building India’s capacity to become a global innovation leader.Robonetics plans to strategically deploy the newly secured funds towards strengthening the foundational infrastructure required to build a Cognitive Factory—the next evolution in advanced manufacturing.
“While dark factories have effectively addressed the challenge of human presence by enabling fully automated operations, the next frontier lies in solving for human intelligence,” the founders stated. “Our vision is to create factories that can think, make decisions, and continuously evolve on their own.”
The company emphasized that the dark factory infrastructure currently being developed will serve as the critical backbone for this transition. Building on this platform, Robonetics aims to unlock cognitive capabilities that will redefine how factories operate—shifting from automation-led systems to intelligence-driven ecosystems.
With this roadmap, Robonetics is positioning itself at the forefront of the next wave of industrial transformation, where manufacturing is not just automated, but truly autonomous and adaptive.
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