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What will it take to build the world’s humanoid robotics hub in India?

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By Dr Rajesh Kumar, Principal Scientist – Robotics & AI, Addverb

A new industrial race is underway, and this time, the winners won’t just build robots; they’ll build the ecosystems behind them. Powered by rapid advances in artificial intelligence, precision engineering, sensors, batteries and computing, humanoid robots are moving from research prototypes to commercial reality. Morgan Stanley estimates the humanoid robotics economy could approach US$5 trillion by 2050, while Goldman Sachs forecasts a US$38 billion market by 2035. For India, this presents a defining opportunity: not merely to assemble humanoid robots but to become a global hub for designing, manufacturing and powering the technologies that bring them to life.

Humanoid robots are emerging as the physical interface for AI. Generative AI transformed how machines understand and generate language. Physical AI is now enabling machines to perceive, interact with and navigate the real world. This transition is gathering pace because robotics...

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