The Chengalpattu-based startup makes ATEX-certified robots that clean hazardous confined spaces with zero human entry, at about half the global cost.
Cleaning the inside of an industrial storage tank is among the deadliest jobs in India.
Someone has to climb into a confined space full of sludge, fumes and flammable residue, and every year, workers die doing it.
, a deeptech startup near Chennai, builds robots so that no one has to.
Its machines clean tanks, rail wagons and sewers with, as per the company's own words, no man entry.
The toll is not abstract.
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