Manno -based Jaipur Robotics SA, an inventor of AI solutions for waste management and waste-to-power processes, has announced the successful shutdown of € 725K pre-bees fund round.
The main investor in this funding round is the SA of the Swiss-based initiative TV for the initiative of the Swiss-based initiative.
“The successful closure of this fund round laid the basis for the growth and expansion of Jaipur Robotics. We are grateful to the towant, which believes in our project from the beginning“Said Ermes ZamboniJaipur is the founder and CEO of Robotics.
Founded by Ermes Zamboni and Nikhil Prakash in 2024, the goal of Jaipur Robotics is to transform the waste-to-power sector through deep education and automation technology.
They have already established strategic cooperation with leading European industry players, providing cutting-AI AI solutions to enhance the efficiency and protection of waste-power plants.
These plants convert non-recurrent waste into energy, but they face a number of operational challenges including:
- The presence of dangerous objects (eg, gas cylinder, concrete block) which could
Cause expensive shutdown. - Difficulty to ensure the optimal combustion due to the variability of the waste.
- A deficit of specialized operators to oversee and manage the waste bunkers.
To solve these challenges, Jaipur Robotics has created an AI-powered system that destroys the holes in real-time, detecting dangerous objects before damage.
In addition, it provides mapping of the advanced calorific value of waste, enable operators to adapt the waste mixture for maximum energy production. By automating and digitalizing the plant management, the system significantly enhances the overall operational efficiency.
For Paulo OrstiThe management partner of the tvenchers, ”Artificial intelligence is a well-defined vertical, a high-growth still applied to an outstanding market, sustainability and an outstanding team — these are the main elements that make Jaipur Robotics a suitable fit for our investment techniqueThe “
Power plays an important role in the management of non-recurrent waste. According to the Jaipur Robotics, about a quarter of the waste produced in the European Union is still shipped to the ground, causing land consumption, high management costs and health risks.
The goal of Jaipur Robotics is to integrate AI to make the waste management process more smart, safe and more sustainable, to provide clear benefits to the industrial operator and the entire ecosystem.
With this fund, Jaipur Robotics will accelerate its growth path and strengthen its position as the leading European inventor in the waste-to-power sector.
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