Tesseract Robotics Unveils 'Tess-H1' Humanoid for Indian Manufacturing - RobotWale News
Tess-H1 Unveiled for Manufacturing Sector
Bengaluru-based robotics firm Tesseract Robotics officially launched its first commercially viable humanoid robot, the 'Tess-H1', on October 15, 2024. The launch marks a significant milestone for India's robotics ecosystem, as the company aims to democratize access to humanoid automation for Indian small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). This entry introduces a homegrown alternative to expensive imported units, addressing the critical need for affordable automation in India's labor-intensive industries.
Competitive Pricing and Technical Specifications
Priced at ₹45 lakhs, the Tess-H1 offers a compelling value proposition against international competitors that often retail for over ₹3 crores. The robot features a 28-degree-of-freedom actuation system, advanced computer vision for object recognition, and modular end-effectors suitable for precision assembly tasks. Tesseract Robotics highlights a 40% reduction in maintenance costs, attributed to the use of domestically sourced components and a robust local supply chain that minimizes import dependency. The development involved a two-year research phase focusing on reducing the cost of torque-dense actuators.
Strategic Partnerships and Scale-Up
Early adoption commitments have been secured with automotive component manufacturers in Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra, who will deploy the robots for quality inspection and material handling. Tesseract has implemented a proprietary control algorithm allowing dynamic balance adjustments for safe operation alongside human workers. The startup plans to scale production to 500 units by Q2 2025, leveraging incentives under the government's Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for advanced hardware. The launch underscores India's growing capability in humanoid robotics and its potential to lead the global market in cost-optimized robotic solutions.
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