From advanced warehouse automation to the launch of its humanoid robot Elixis, Co-founder and CEO Sangeet Kumar shares insights on the rise of physical AI and its implications for jobs, manufacturing, and India’s growing role in the global robotics landscape.
Humanoid robots, robo-dogs and AI that can reason, recover and work alongside humans, this isn’t science fiction and it isn’t Silicon Valley. It’s Noida. In this episode of Young Turks Reloaded, Shereen Bhan steps inside Addverb Technologies, India’s largest robotics manufacturing facility, to understand how a company founded in 2016 with just ₹2 crore in personal savings has grown into a global automation player exporting to over 25 countries.
Today, Addverb operates one of the world’s largest mobile robot manufacturing facilities with an annual capacity of 100,000 robots and holds a ₹1,400 crore order book for FY26. From automated warehouse robots to its newly launched humanoid “Elixis,” Co-founder and CEO Sangeet Kumar breaks down what physical AI means for jobs, manufacturing and India’s role in the global robotics race.
Sangeet Kumar LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sangeetsingh-addverb/
Addverb LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/addverb/