Armatrix Raises ₹67.3 Crore in Seed Funding

Nov 3, 2026
Robotics startup Armatrix raised ₹67.28 crore in a seed round led by Crane Venture Partners. The round values the company at an estimated ₹360 crore.

Armatrix raised ₹67.28 crore in a seed funding round led by Crane Venture Partners, according to Entrackr. Regulatory filings indicate that the round may remain open for additional funding.

Crane Venture Partners invested ₹40 crore, while existing investor pi Ventures contributed ₹15 crore. GradCapital, Boundless Ventures, Inuka Capital, NKSquared and several individual investors also participated. Entrackr estimates that the round values Armatrix at ₹360 crore, up from ₹75 crore in its January 2026 pre seed round.

Founded in 2024, Armatrix develops snake like robotic manipulators for inspection and maintenance in hazardous or confined industrial spaces. Its target sectors include shipbuilding, nuclear energy, oil and gas, and aviation. The company plans to use the funding for business expansion and general corporate purposes.

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