r/RoboIndia

Why not India !!!!

I have recently completed my first year at college , what is saw is india doesnt have alternatives to companies like odrive or cube mars. People have to import from other countries. I thought to build my own company for the same but i really want to know will a indigenous company help people. Are prices decent for the products, because this is my purpose wanna know the ground reality.

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u/Interesting-Room-140 — 6 days ago
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Looking for people who want to build an Indian AI + Robotics company together. Not for salary. For something bigger.

This might sound crazy, but I’ll still say it.

Every day I watch AI evolve at an unbelievable speed. The world is changing fast. China is moving aggressively. The US already has giants. And meanwhile, India still has thousands of insanely talented people sitting hidden in rooms, colleges, workshops, laptops, garages, hostels, wondering if they’re “good enough” to build something meaningful.

I genuinely believe we are not lacking intelligence in this country.

We are lacking people who come together.

I’ve been deeply involved in the AI/software side for quite some time now, and lately one thought keeps hitting me:

Why are we waiting for someone else to build the future for us?

Why can’t we build an Indian AI robotics company ourselves?

Not a copycat. Not another “AI wrapper startup.” Something real. Hardware + software fused together.

AI assistants. Humanoid robotics. Vision systems. Automation. Wearables. On-device AI. Things that actually push us forward.

Right now, I’m specifically looking for someone experienced in the mechanical/robotics/electronics side because I already come from the AI/software side myself. I know there are people out there who’ve built insane things quietly without recognition.

This is not a job post. There’s no salary. No corporate nonsense. No fake “bro let’s become billionaires in 3 months.”

This is more like: A group of people deciding India should not fall behind in the AI era.

Even if we fail, I’d rather fail trying to build something meaningful than spend years watching other countries define the future while we consume it.

If you’re someone who’s obsessed with robotics, embedded systems, AI, electronics, mechanical engineering, computer vision, or just building impossible things, comment or DM me.

Maybe nothing happens.

Or maybe this becomes the start of something real.

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u/pravxxni — 13 days ago