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From developing robots that eliminate hazardous manual sanitation to engineering robotic systems for satellite applications, Genrobotic Innovations Pvt. Ltd. (Genrobotics) marks a new milestone in its technology journey with a project awarded by the U R Rao Satellite Centre (URSC) of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). The project involves developing an indigenous Articulated Robotic Boom Arm System designed for reflector deployment and pointing on satellite decks, extending the company’s robotics and precision engineering capabilities into specialised space applications. The project marks a significant milestone in Genrobotics’ expansion into space robotics, extending its engineering capabilities from hazardous sanitation operations to advanced systems for space applications. It also represents a major achievement for Kerala’s deep-tech ecosystem, highlighting the growing role of Indian robotics companies in developing technologies for the country’s space programme. Founded in 2017, Genrobotics initially gained recognition for Bandicoot, its robotic manhole-cleaning solution developed to eliminate hazardous manual sanitation work and improve worker safety. Since then, the company has expanded its robotics portfolio across healthcare, industrial operations, oil and gas, defence and advanced robotics, building expertise in complex robotic mechanisms, precision control and operations in challenging environments. The experience gained from developing and deploying robotic systems across these sectors provides a foundation for Genrobotics’ growing focus on space applications. The company continues to advance its capabilities in robotics, artificial intelligence, mechanical engineering and precision systems to address increasingly complex operational requirements. Under the URSC project, Genrobotics will undertake the development and realisation of an articulated boom arm mechanism designed to support the deployment and precise pointing of reflectors on satellite platforms. The project contributes to the development of indigenous robotic technologies for specialised space applications. To support its expansion into this sector, Genrobotics is strengthening its space and advanced robotics capabilities through dedicated manufacturing and research infrastructure at KINFRA, Thiruvananthapuram. The facility supports the company’s broader ambitions in advanced engineering, precision manufacturing and the development of specialised robotic systems. The ISRO project represents another step in Genrobotics’ journey of applying robotics and AI to complex engineering challenges. By extending its capabilities into space technology, the company continues to expand the scope of its indigenous robotics development while contributing to India’s growing advanced manufacturing and deep-tech ecosystem.

Genrobotic Innovations Pvt. Ltd. (Genrobotics), a Kerala-based robotics and deep-tech company, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with South Africa’s Armaments Corporation of South Africa (Armscor) to explore collaboration in defence robotics, space technologies, satellite systems and advanced robotics applications. The agreement establishes a framework for potential technology cooperation between India and South Africa across defence, aerospace and dual-use technologies. The agreement was signed in Pretoria by Adv. Solomzi P. Mbada, CEO of Armscor, and Vimal Govind M.K., CEO of Genrobotics, through Genrobotics Africa (Pty) Ltd, the company’s South African entity based in Pretoria. The non-exclusive MoU establishes a framework for both organisations to identify and assess potential opportunities in defence robotics, space technologies, satellite systems and dual-use applications. The collaboration will explore opportunities across South Africa, the Southern African Development Community (SADC), wider African markets and other international markets. For Genrobotics, the partnership strengthens its presence in the African technology ecosystem and supports its growing focus on defence and space robotics. The company is expanding its robotics capabilities into complex environments, including advanced robotic systems for space applications. For Armscor, the collaboration provides an opportunity to explore emerging robotics and space technologies that could support South Africa’s defence capabilities while opening avenues for potential commercial and civilian applications. The partnership marks a step towards deeper technology cooperation between India and South Africa, bringing together Genrobotics’ robotics and AI capabilities with Armscor’s role in South Africa’s defence technology ecosystem. Specific projects, joint development activities and commercial arrangements will be explored through further discussions and separate agreements between the organisations.

Genrobotic Innovations Pvt. Ltd. (Genrobotics) is expanding its engineering and manufacturing capabilities into defence and space technologies with the inauguration of a new production and research and development facility at KINFRA, Menamkulam, near Thumba, Thiruvananthapuram. The new facility marks a significant step in the company’s evolution from developing robotic solutions for hazardous environments to building advanced robotic systems for specialised defence and space applications. The facility was inaugurated by Shri APM Mohammed Hanish, Additional Chief Secretary (Industries), Government of Kerala. Shri Balagopal Chandrashekar, Chairman, KSIDC, and Shri Santhosh Koshy Thomas, Managing Director, KINFRA, also addressed the gathering. Genrobotics co-founders and directors, including Vimal Govind, M.K., Rashid K., Nikhil N.P. and Arun George, along with investors Manoj Agarwal of SeaFund and Anil Joshi of Unicorn India Ventures, attended the event. Menamkulam facility will focus on R&D and production of advanced robotic systems for defence and space applications. The company has also strengthened its aerospace capabilities with senior talent from the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) joining its team. The facility is part of Genrobotics' larger manufacturing expansion in Kerala. Its upcoming Palakkad production facility will focus on sanitation and medical robotics, while a new headquarters and R&D facility at Chanthavila, Thiruvananthapuram, is also under development. Together, the three facilities are expected to add around 1 lakh sq ft of infrastructure to the company's operations in Kerala. Speaking at the inauguration, Vimal Govind, Co-founder and CEO, Genrobotics, said: “We began by going where no one else would: into the sewers. Today, we're headed where few dare to dream: into space. From sanitation to space, that's the journey Genrobotics has been on, and this is just the beginning.” The expansion marks a new phase in Genrobotics' journey, extending its robotics capabilities from sanitation and healthcare to industrial, defence, aerospace and space applications, while strengthening Kerala as its manufacturing and innovation base. Tony Thomas, Co-founder of Zoho Corporation, said: “What Genrobotics, Vimal and the team are doing by leveraging technology to create products for the betterment of society needs to be appreciated.”

G-SPIDER Removes 168 Tonnes of Waste from Amayizhanchan Canal in Thiruvananthapuram Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala | June 2026 Genrobotics' AI-powered G-SPIDER robotic canal cleaning system has completed a canal-cleaning operation at the Amayizhanchan Canal in Thiruvananthapuram, removing an estimated 168 tonnes of waste between February and June 2026. The deployment was carried out by the Thiruvananthapuram Municipal Corporation in collaboration with Genrobotics under Swachh Bharat Mission–Urban 2.0 to support mechanised canal cleaning and improve the safety and efficiency of urban sanitation operations. Deployment Summary ● Work Started: 04 February 2026 ● Last Working Day: 16 June 2026 ● Total Loads Collected: 56 ● Estimated Total Waste Removed: 168 Tonnes During the deployment period, G-SPIDER completed 56 waste collection cycles, removing accumulated waste from the canal and supporting water flow improvement and routine waterway maintenance. More Than a One-Time Cleaning Operation The deployment revealed the continuous nature of waste accumulation in urban waterways. While large quantities of legacy waste were removed from the canal, fresh waste continued to enter the waterway through runoff, floating debris, vegetation, and improperly discarded materials. Waste recovered during the operation included plastic bottles, food packaging materials, household waste, vegetation, and mixed floating debris. The findings highlighted the need for continuous monitoring and intervention rather than periodic cleaning alone. To address this challenge, the deployment incorporated a specially designed multi-level barricade system at strategic locations within the canal. These barricades were designed to intercept floating waste before it could travel further downstream. The collected waste was then identified, monitored, and removed by G-SPIDER, enabling a more continuous and systematic approach to canal maintenance. Operating in a Challenging Environment The system was deployed in a difficult section of the Amayizhanchan Canal beneath the Central Railway Station at Thampanoor. The site is characterised by: ● Restricted accessibility ● Low vertical clearance ● Continuous water flow ● Limited equipment access ● Absence of safe human entry points ● Mixed and continuously accumulating waste These conditions make conventional cleaning operations difficult and limit the effectiveness of traditional equipment. G-SPIDER was specifically designed to operate in such constrained environments without requiring human entry into the canal. Technology Overview G-SPIDER is a robotic canal-cleaning system developed by Genrobotics for waterway maintenance and environmental management applications. Built on a Cable-Driven Parallel Robotics (CDPR) architecture and integrated with machine vision and sensor systems, the platform enables: ● Waste detection and assessment ● Robotic waste collection and removal ● Remote operation ● Continuous monitoring of canal conditions ● Deployment in confined and hard-to-access environments The system is designed to support mechanised canal maintenance while reducing the need for manual intervention in hazardous locations.

Maharashtra's First G Gaiter Robotic Gait Training System Launched at Regen Wellness, Nashik Nashik, Maharashtra | June 2026 Regen Wellness, a leading rehabilitation and physiotherapy centre in Nashik, Maharashtra, has introduced the state's first G Gaiter Robotic Gait Training System, bringing advanced robotic rehabilitation and neuro rehabilitation services to patients across Nashik, North Maharashtra, and surrounding regions. The facility was inaugurated by Shri Rajabhau Waje, Hon'ble Member of the 18th Lok Sabha, in the presence of Prof. Devyani Pharande, Seema Hiray, Dr. Rahul Aher, Rahul Dhikale, Saroj Ahire, Mayor Himgauri Adke-Aher, Deputy Mayor Vilas Shinde, along with Dr. Manoj Chopra, Dr. Rahul Birla, Dr. Nahush Patil, Dr. Nikhil Pawar, Dr. Siddesh Raka, and healthcare professionals from across Maharashtra. The launch marks a significant milestone in rehabilitation healthcare in Maharashtra, expanding access to robotic gait training and advanced rehabilitation technologies for individuals recovering from stroke, spinal cord injuries, Parkinson's disease, neurological disorders, traumatic brain injuries, and mobility impairments. Bringing Advanced Robotic Rehabilitation to Maharashtra The introduction of G Gaiter at Regen Wellness Nashik reflects the growing adoption of advanced rehabilitation technologies across Maharashtra. As healthcare providers increasingly focus on evidence-based recovery programmes, robotic-assisted rehabilitation is helping improve the consistency and quality of gait training for individuals with neurological and mobility-related conditions. Regen Wellness has established itself as a specialised rehabilitation and physiotherapy centre in Nashik, offering structured recovery programmes supported by clinical expertise, rehabilitation technologies, and patient-centred care. What is G Gaiter? G Gaiter is an advanced robotic gait training system designed to support rehabilitation professionals in delivering structured, repetitive, and guided walking therapy. The system assists patients during gait training sessions by enabling controlled walking practice under clinical supervision. By supporting consistent movement patterns, G Gaiter helps therapists deliver repeatable rehabilitation sessions that can be tailored to individual patient needs and recovery goals. Robotic Gait Rehabilitation in Nashik, Maharashtra Gait training is a critical component of neuro rehabilitation and mobility recovery. Individuals affected by neurological conditions often experience challenges related to balance, coordination, muscle control, and walking ability. Robotic gait training helps address these challenges through guided and repetitive walking practice. The technology supports rehabilitation teams in providing structured therapy sessions while allowing patients to participate in consistent movement training. This approach can support: ● Repetitive and guided walking practice ● Improved balance and coordination ● Early-stage rehabilitation support ● Mobility and movement training ● Confidence-building during recovery ● Structured rehabilitation under therapist supervision Supporting Stroke and Neurological Rehabilitation The availability of G Gaiter at Regen Wellness Nashik expands access to advanced neuro rehabilitation and physiotherapy services for patients across Maharashtra. The robotic gait training system can support rehabilitation programmes for individuals recovering from: ● Stroke ● Spinal Cord Injury ● Parkinson's Disease ● Traumatic Brain Injury ● Neurological Disorders ● Mobility Impairments These conditions can significantly impact movement control, balance, walking ability, and overall mobility. Through guided gait rehabilitation, patients can work towards improving functional movement and independence over time.

Genrobotics has strengthened its global presence with a new contract awarded by PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency. This contract focuses on the research and development of advanced robotic systems specifically designed for the cleaning of sedimentation tanks at PUB’s water reclamation plants. The contract was awarded after winning one of the three challenge statements put out under the 4 th edition of PUB’s Global Innovation Challenge (GIC4), reflecting the potential of the solutions for deployment to support used water treatment operations in Singapore. The current contract is centered on a dedicated research & development project designed as a Proof of Concept for both Genrobotics and PUB to demonstrate and evaluate whether Genrobotics’ solutions can effectively clean sedimentation tanks while navigating operational challenges such as obstacles in the tanks. Due to contractual obligations, Genrobotics will not be able to share any specific commercial details (e.g. contract value) or technical specifications related to this contract; any articles or videos currently in circulation do not represent the nature of the contract nor any future plans for PUB on the deployment of robotic solutions.