Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Chandigarh Startup: Giving Robots a Brain to Revolutionize Manufacturing
Anubhi Khandelwal, who used to play badminton, started a company called Terafac.
They're teaching robots how to think using AI.
They're like adding a brain and eyes to existing robots, so they can do things like welding better.
They got money from investors to help them grow.
Their first project is to improve how things are welded.
Terafac hopes to make AI-powered robots common in Indian factories, making the manufacturing process more efficient.
Terafac, a Chandigarh-based robotics startup, was founded by Anubhi Khandelwal.
The company aims to integrate AI into off-the-shelf robots to enhance their capabilities.
Terafac raised Rs 6.5 crore in January 2025 to scale its technology and expand.
The company's initial focus is to improve welding processes in various industries.
Terafac is building an ecosystem by partnering with universities and hiring from regional colleges.
- Who
- Anubhi Khandelwal, founder of Terafac, and her team.
- What
- Terafac is developing AI-driven robotics solutions for manufacturing.
- When
- Founded in September 2021, raised funding in January 2025.
- Where
- Chandigarh.
- Why
- To make standalone robots smarter, particularly in welding, painting, and gluing.
- Startup Name
- Terafac
- Founder
- Anubhi Khandelwal
- Co-founder
- Amrit Singh
- Headquarters
- Chandigarh
- Funding Raised
- Rs 6.5 crore (January 2025)
- Focus
- AI-powered robotics for manufacturing
- Team Size
- 21 members