Company

Robots with instinct built in.

Inztinct Labs Private Limited builds ZIV, a modular robot platform, and Inztinct, the three layers inside every robot we make: Core, Sense and Learn.

Product

ZIV

An autonomous base with five modules. Hardware people can see running.

Architecture

Inztinct

Core, Sense and Learn. Fixed limits, learned awareness and a fleet that improves, in one design. Core and sector profiles can be licensed to other robots.

Option

Inztinct chip

A deep-tech track toward a purpose-built chip. Pursued in parallel, never in the way.

How it is built

Every robot runs on three layers.

Intelligence plans the task. Inztinct decides what the robot is allowed to do about it.

  • Core. Fixed limits, its own sensors and a drive cut-off. No network input, never updated remotely.
  • Sense. Learned awareness of the surroundings. It can only tighten the limits, never loosen them.
  • Learn. Federated, offline learning that ships as signed, tested releases to Sense and the planner. It never touches Core.
Programs

Member of NVIDIA Inception

Inztinct is a member of NVIDIA Inception, NVIDIA's program for startups. We build on NVIDIA Jetson for on-board compute. Membership is not an endorsement or a partnership, and it says nothing about our product. NVIDIA and Jetson are trademarks of NVIDIA Corporation.

Roadmap

Two gates keep us honest.

The robot comes first. Research and silicon run alongside it and never hold up the demo.

Now

Build and show

ZIV base prototype, first module, Core Stage 0 on a safety microcontroller, and this website.

Next

Pilot

A logistics or inspection pilot, first measured safety results, first preprint, and the seed round.

Later

Certify and integrate

Third-party functional-safety assessment, FPGA safety core, then the silicon test chip.

Research directionMines. The same Core applied to mine vehicles, starting with proximity alerts around haul roads. Concept only, and not planned before the Mining Drone has field data.

Gate 1 · the robot visibly runsGate 2 · a signed pilot letter of intent
For investors

A robot that runs, and a safety layer that scales.

  • Hardware you can see. A working base and modules, not a slide deck.
  • A licensable layer. Core and its profiles work on other robots, not only ours.
  • A clear order of work. Prototype, pilot, certification, then silicon.
  • A real problem. Robots that work near people need limits the AI cannot override, and awareness that keeps improving.
Contact

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