Robotics companies combine hardware design and engineering skills with expertise in building and training automation systems to produce machines that can serve a diverse range of uses. Sales of industrial robots have been climbing in India, according to the International Federation of Robotics, and Pune has several companies developing solutions for automating assembly lines, warehouse processes and even large-scale cleaning operations. Here’s a list of some top players in Pune’s robotics sector.
Robotics Companies in Pune
- Unbox Robotics
- Peppermint Robotics
- PARC Robotic Systems
- IRTI Robotics
- DiFACTO Robotics and Automation
Top Robotics Companies in Pune
Finearc Systems builds robotic arc welding machines and automated metal fabrication systems. Its hardware lineup includes multi-axis welding gantries, motorized workpiece turntables and specialized torch arms. Finearc’s robotic systems are used by manufacturing facilities for tasks such as welding exhaust pipes, assembling catalytic converters and sealing pressure vessels.
Affordable Robotic and Automation Limited (ARAPL) designs automation platforms and specialized robotic assemblies for industrial manufacturing and material handling. Its core platforms include multi-axis robotic welding cells, autonomous mobile robots for internal warehouse transit and multi-level automated car parking infrastructure.
DiFACTO Robotics and Automation designs and builds robotic systems for manufacturing tasks such as arc welding, material handling, assembly and machine tending. It also provides robotic surface finishing solutions, including grinding and deburring, for automotive and foundry manufacturers. Its training academy offers hands-on programs in robot programming, PLC automation and machine vision to prepare students and professionals for careers in industrial robotics.
PARC Robotic Systems designs robotic automation systems for manufacturers, with particular expertise in robotic welding lines, automated assembly lines and special purpose machines. It also engineers welding fixtures and inspection gauges to support automotive, aerospace and medical device production. PARC Robotic Systems works end to end with clients, from designing and testing equipment to installing and servicing custom machinery for specialized manufacturing tasks.
Cybernetik designs industrial automation systems for manufacturing sectors like pharmaceuticals, chemicals and food processing. The company manufactures vision-guided robotic arms, precision handling equipment and robotic end-of-arm tooling tailored for product assembly, sorting and packing. Cybernetik’s robots also use custom process automation software to monitor material handling pipelines and ensure precise product consistency.
Muks Robotics builds humanoid robots and physical AI systems designed to operate across industrial, commercial and extreme operational environments. Its platforms integrate advanced computer vision and navigation algorithms to help its systems perceive dynamic surroundings and perform intricate movement. The company develops both the robotic hardware structures and the underlying artificial intelligence models that guide autonomous real-world decision-making.
Festo manufactures process control and factory automation solutions. Its robotics lineup includes Cartesian robots, pick-and-place units and three-dimensional gantries built from pneumatic, servo-pneumatic and electric drive components. Its systems can be configured through its online tool by entering axis definitions and payload requirements. Festo pairs these handling systems with controllers and software for motion control and automation integration across factory settings.
Magna International is a global automotive supplier with an engineering center in Pune that supports its robotics and automation work. The company has deployed advanced robotics systems using 2D and 3D vision and AI-assisted trajectory planning and is developing fenceless collaborative robots that let people work alongside machines without guarding. Its Magna New Mobility unit builds robotics software for autonomous mobile robots and fleet management systems, including navigation, path planning and fleet coordination.
Unbox Robotics is a supply chain company that specializes in technology to enable efficient order sorting and fulfillment processes. Its flagship product, UnboxSort, is a vertical robotic sortation system that uses a fleet of autonomous robots coordinated through swarm intelligence to sort parcels across multiple levels into bins, bags, trolleys or pallets. Unbox Robotics’ modular platform is designed to fit within existing warehouse footprints while scaling as order volumes grow.
Peppermint Robotics builds autonomous robots that automate commercial cleaning and industrial material handling. Its SD45 is a floor scrubbing robot equipped with LiDAR, depth and ultrasonic sensors that let it safely navigate facilities such as hospitals, pharmaceutical plants, airports and manufacturing sites. The company also makes the SD20, a smaller autonomous floor cleaning robot designed for commercial spaces. Its robots run on Peppermint OS, proprietary software that governs navigation, obstacle avoidance and safety across its product line.
Nvidia develops the computing platforms and software that power modern robots, from autonomous mobile robots and robotic arms to humanoids. Its Isaac platform combines simulation tools, robot-learning frameworks and open foundation models such as Isaac GR00T to help developers train and test robot behaviors before deployment. Nvidia’s tools support robotics teams building and deploying AI-powered machines across manufacturing, logistics and other physical environments.
IRTI Robotics offers ready-made solutions to support industrial automation along with robot training services. The company handles machinery for a range of applications, including welding, palletizing and 3D printing. IRTI Robotics has also moved into less common areas of the field, such as robotic sculpting and metal forging, alongside its core automation and refurbishment work.
Accelirate builds robotic process automation and agentic AI solutions that help enterprises move beyond rule-based bots toward autonomous digital workers. Its automation platforms combine machine learning, natural language processing and large language models to let AI agents observe, reason and act on complex business processes with minimal human oversight. The company serves industries such as financial services, healthcare, oil and gas and consumer manufacturing, applying its automation expertise to workflows like claims processing, invoice handling and compliance reporting.
Wipro PARI designs automation and robotics solutions for manufacturing and logistics operations. Its systems include automated assembly lines, robotic welding cells and machine vision systems for automotive and industrial customers. Wipro PARI runs a Smart Robotics Lab in Pune develops and tests autonomous mobile robots, warehouse control software and digital twin technology before deployment on customer floors.
FlytBase builds enterprise drone autonomy software for automated docking stations and aerial robotic fleets. The platform coordinates security patrols, asset surveys and emergency response workflows without on-site pilots. Its system pairs automated ground docks with fail-safe navigation software to launch and recharge multi-rotor drones. FlytBase has an engineering facility in Pune designs core robotics architecture and hardware integrations.
