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Odisha-based Coratia Technologies has launched marine robots designed to inspect and protect undersea data highways. The company has raised ₹22 Cr in capital to date and has secured a ₹66 Cr contract with the Indian Navy.
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Coratia Technologies’ robots are built for inspection of underwater infrastructure, defense, and surveillance. The company has developed four products to date. The robots are capable of conducting surveys, collecting samples, and performing remote sensing to preemptively ward off potential threats to undersea cables.
Company Background
Founded in 2021 by Debendra Pradhan and Biswajit Swain, Coratia Technologies is a deeptech startup focused on building made-in-India robots for underwater operations. The company has gained attention for its appearance in Shark Tank India Season 3 and has received funding from investors such as Piper Serica Angel Fund and MGF Kav.
Market Context
The launch of Coratia Technologies’ marine robots comes at a critical time, as undersea cables carry around 99% of global internet traffic. Any damage to these cables, whether deliberate or accidental, can lead to significant economic repercussions. The company’s robots aim to bolster India’s cable-repair capabilities and support the protection of its waters.
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Source: Inc42