CynLr

CynLr's homepage tagline positions it as providing 'Visual Object Intelligence for Robotics Applications,' offering a vision platform that enables robots to see Motion, Depth, and Colour at once through a single pair of eyes.

"Just like how humans can grasp unknown objects they have never seen before, CynLr's technology enables robots to grasp any object without any pre-training. We only learn objects after we pick them up."

"Using the CynLr platform, manufacturing customers can rapidly deploy robots without having to worry about custom-designed fixtures and positioning systems that are currently mandatory for every robot's deployment."

Unlike typical AI that requires millions of data points and months of training, CyRo learns on the fly — within 10 to 15 seconds the system figures out how to grasp a never-before-seen object and instantaneously adjusts its force for hard or soft items.

CynLr is engaged in a two-year pilot with Audi to integrate its object-manipulation technology into Audi's prototype manufacturing lines; the company also cites General Motors as a target application for a standard robot platform handling 22,000+ parts.

CynLr has signed a deal described as with 'the world's third-largest semiconductor equipment manufacturer' and cites Denso (auto-parts/electronics component maker) as a named application customer for demand-variability management via a hot-swappable robot station.

CynLr's visual object intelligence platform targets industrial robotic arms handling random, unstructured environments generally, with stated potential for warehouse automation and research labs where human contamination must be avoided.

CynLr engages large manufacturers directly through pilot programmes, e.g. a two-year pilot integrating CyRo into Audi's prototype manufacturing lines.

The company is headquartered in Whitefield, Bengaluru, and maintains a global footprint with a design and research centre in Lausanne, Switzerland, and a sales office in the US.

CynLr's website (cynlr.com) prominently features a 'Request Demo' call-to-action as its primary lead-generation channel.

CynLr showcased CyRo at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi (Feb 2026).

CynLr showcased CyRo at automatica 2025.

CynLr opened its Switzerland R&D centre during Swiss Indian Innovation Week (Sept 2024).

Core activity is building an "eye-brain platform" and deep-neural-network models reinforced with motion feedback for object recognition/manipulation, carried out at HQ in Bengaluru and the Switzerland R&D centre with partners EPFL LASA and CSEM.

CynLr designs and manufactures its own robotic hardware (CyRo, CyNoid-7A, Mantroid) and manages a supply chain of 400+ parts across 14 countries to scale production toward one robot system deployed per day.

An intelligence stack combining hardware and software — described as allowing machines to instinctively see any object in any environment with no training, using Liquid Lens Optics, Optical Convergence, Temporal Imaging, Hierarchical Depth Mapping and Force-Correlated Visual Mapping.

Opened by Alain Gillièron, Mayor of Prilly, during Swiss Indian Innovation Week on 26th September 2024; works closely with research partners EPFL LASA (Lausanne) and CSEM (Neuchâtel).

"CynLr manages an extensive supply chain of 400+ parts sourced across 14 countries."

Following its Series A round, CynLr planned to expand its 60-member core team into a 120-member global team, hiring research, software-development, marketing, sales and operational leaders across India, US and Switzerland.

CynLr's Switzerland Design & Research Centre works closely with research partner EPFL LASA (Lausanne).

CynLr's Switzerland Design & Research Centre works closely with research partner CSEM (Neuchâtel).

CynLr is currently engaged in a two-year pilot with Audi to integrate its object-manipulation technology into Audi's prototype manufacturing lines.

"This round of investments will help us focus on Deeper R&D to build more complex applications and solutions for our customers – like Denso where they need to manage their demand variability for different parts through a hot-swappable robot station to plant-level automation." — Nikhil Ramaswamy, Founder

CynLr's stated revenue goal is tied directly to deploying its robot systems (CyRo/CyNoid): "...will expand its manufacturing capacity to achieve the goal of deploying One Robot System per day and reach the $22 Million revenue milestone by 2027."