New Delhi, Feb 16 (.) Ottonomy Inc on Monday unveiled its Made-in-India autonomous delivery robots, ‘Ottobots’, at the India AI Impact Summit here, showcasing how artificial intelligence and robotics can transform deliveries across hospitals, campuses and urban areas.
The company introduced a complete autonomous delivery ecosystem that combines its Ottobots with smart storage units called ‘Arrive Points’ developed by Arrive AI and drone logistics support from Skyeair Mobility.
Ottobots are Level-4 autonomous robots capable of moving independently in complex environments such as hospital corridors, elevators, sidewalks and service roads.
Powered by an AI-based navigation system, the robots can understand their surroundings, avoid obstacles and make real-time decisions without human control.
Speaking at the summit, Ritukar Vijay, CEO and Founder of Ottonomy, said, “With Ottobots and Arrive Points, we’re proving that Made‑in‑India robots can power world‑class automation in US hospitals and global industrial sites.”
“Together with Arrive AI and Skye Air Mobility, we’re showcasing at the India AI Impact Summit how India is at the core of advanced, multi‑modal logistics solutions to the world — aligned with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘Made in India, Made for the World’ and AI for public good” he added.
The company highlighted its deployment at Hancock Regional Hospital in the United States, where Ottobots and Arrive Points are being used to move medical samples and supplies across the hospital campus without manual handling. Hospital staff can place items inside smart storage pods, and the robot automatically transports them to the required location, helping reduce workload and save time.
In India, Ottonomy is working with Arrive AI and Skyeair Mobility to support hyperlocal deliveries, quick-commerce and smart city infrastructure. While drones handle longer-distance transport, Ottobots manage first- and last-mile movement within buildings, residential complexes and tech parks.
The integrated system is designed to reduce delivery costs, improve efficiency and address workforce shortages in sectors such as healthcare and industrial logistics.
With deployments across North America, Europe and Asia, Ottonomy said its India-built robots are positioned to play a key role in the fast-growing global autonomous delivery market, while strengthening India’s footprint in advanced AI and robotics.
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