A global hub for robotics manufacturing, deployment, and innovation by 2035.
01 / Vision
To make India a global hub for robotics manufacturing, deployment, and innovation by 2035.
02 / Mission
To accelerate India's robotics ecosystem by shaping policy, building industry standards, enabling technology adoption, and connecting manufacturers, deployers, researchers, and government on a single platform.
03 / The Need for AuRA
India has no dedicated industry body for robotics.
No platform brings manufacturers, deployers, researchers, and policymakers to one table. The numbers make the case: single-digit robot density against a global average of 132, over 80% of robots imported — even as India installed a record 9,120 units in 2024 with no supply ecosystem to serve them.
Global supply chains are rewiring away from single-country dependence, and India is the most credible alternative at scale — but only if it can build, test, and certify at home.
Structural Role
This committee fills a structural gap. It is the institutional voice that India's robotics sector currently lacks.