Inker Robots from Kerala received $1.2 million in investment

The Kerala StartUp Mission has awarded $1.2 million to Inker Robotics, based in Thrissur, Kerala, for robotics research and educational programmes.

AHK Ventures, an early-stage venture capital firm, sponsored a $1.2 million pre-series funding round for the startup. This money will provide more interesting material for robotics and emerging technology education.

Inker Robotics, which aims to affect the future generation by educating them about new technologies and developments, predicts that the money will allow it to improve its training and generate more interesting educational materials for robotics and emerging technologies.

What Inker Robotics' founder mentioned in the press release?

The founder and MD of Inker Robotics, Rahul Balachandran, stated in a press statement, "We believe that our platform, with its immersive and engaging approach, is an effective way to teach futuristic technology skills to the young generation. We are thrilled to have the support of our investors as we work to empower the next generation with the skills they need to make them future-ready."

The first product from this platform will be the Inker Robomaker, which is meant for creating an ecosystem by combining hardware and content to establish an active ecosystem.

According to the press release, the main objective of Robomaker is to inspire a scientific mindset in young people by making learning interactive, experiential, and application-based. However, AHK Ventures stated that huge technological changes occur on a daily basis and that there is a global demand for creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship among the youth.