CynLr

CynLr is a Bengaluru-based company founded in 2019 by Gokul N A and Nikhil Ramaswamy, specialising in Visual Object Intelligence in Robotics and Cybernetics. The organisation’s mission is to simplify automation and optimise manufacturing processes for universal factories. Our current domains include automotive, warehousing, electronics and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). CynLr's visual robot platform transforms machines into mindful robots with human-like visual intelligence, enabling them to comprehend, grasp, and manipulate objects in complex and unpredicted environments. Its primary focus is to address the global challenge of part-mating and assembly automation. CynLr has achieved significant milestones, including passing the Litmus paper test for AI - recognition and isolation of mirror-finished/reflective objects. CynLr's technology has been validated through engagement and inbound interest from manufacturing lighthouse customers in the US & EU. We are engaging with two of the five largest automotive car manufacturers globally and a large part supplier from Europe. While manufacturing is the most accommodating industry for automation adoption along with warehouses and electronics assembly, we have received interest for industrial kitchen and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) use cases. Cynlr’s tech is currently in beta testing stage with customers and soon it aims commercialise its product and deliver 100 robots annually to its customers. In line with its dedication to innovation, CynLr recently launched its state-of-the-art research and development hub named 'Cybernetics H.I.V.E' in Bengaluru; spanning over 13,000 square feet, featuring 16 robot research cells that can accommodate 25 advanced robots. CynLr has established strong partnerships with over 250 technology partners and vendors. The company sources its components from more than 30 countries of origin. CynLr has successfully secured a total funding of $5.2M across two rounds, with the latest funding led by Speciale Invest and GrowX Ventures. Other notable institutional investors that participated in the funding round include Anicut Capital, Infoedge, Java Capital, Venture Catalysts, and Arali Ventures.