Terafac, an AI and robotics startup, has raised INR 6.5 crore (around $800,000) in a pre-seed funding round. The round was led by Inuka Capital.
Other investors who joined the round include DEVC, Bharat Founders Fund, Innovation Mission Punjab, and a few individual angel investors.
Chandigarh-based startup Terafac plans to use the new funds for product development, expanding into new markets, and hiring more team members.
Founded by Anubhi Khandelwal and Amrit Singh, Terafac has created an AI-Vision platform that turns regular industrial robots into smart machines that can adjust themselves automatically.
Their first product, WeldT, uses computer vision to automate welding and handle different types of products. Terafac now plans to use its technology for other tasks like gluing, painting, and inspection.
The company follows a “Software-as-a-Skill” model and aims to deploy its solution 80 times across 20 customers over the next year. It provides AI-powered automation tools to OEMs and factories and is targeting INR 8 crore in annual recurring revenue (ARR) by FY26.
With AI and robotics coming together in manufacturing, Terafac’s software-first and scalable approach makes it a strong player in the industrial automation space.
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