Inner Sky Labs Launches Physical AI Platform, Seeks ₹300 Cr Funding
AI-summarised brief · reviewed before publication
Mumbai‑based Inner Sky Labs, known for the child‑companion robot Miko, unveiled a physical AI platform that enables machines to perceive their environment, decide actions and verify safety before execution. The suite includes visual, auditory and tactile perception models—Drishti, Shruti and Sparsh—and three action models, Kriya, Prana and Karma, which plan and predict movements for tasks such as gripping, walking or flying. A standout component, Kavach, acts as an independent safety layer that evaluates planned motions and blocks unsafe actions. The company announced it is closing a ₹300 crore funding round, led by existing backer YourNest Venture Capital, Keshav R. Murugesh and new global investors, to expand the technology beyond consumer robots into factories, warehouses, drones and other human‑proximate machines.
💡 Why It Matters
- · By embedding real‑time safety checks into autonomous systems, Inner Sky Labs aims to accelerate the deployment of robots in shared workspaces where human injury risk has previously limited adoption.
