Indian Entrepreneurs Secure Euro 5 Million to Invent AI-based Sustainable Manufacturing

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Indian entrepreneurs in Germany have recently secured a major funding boost of Euro 5 million to pave the way for Artificial Intelligence (AI) in sustainable manufacturing. Frankfurt-based startup Tvarit is at the helm of this journey, having funded its round that was led by Momenta and Futury Capital. Existing investor Matterwave Ventures also participated by reinvesting into the company. According to the World Economic Forum, industrial waste accounts of almost half of all waste globally and manufacturing is the fastest-growing contributor to this. According to Tvarit’s estimates, the metal industry loses Euro 160 billion annually.

Tvarit has developed a hybrid AI solution that combines domain expertise in metal processing with data-driven AI technology to provide operators with continuous, accurate advice and actionable insights. This unique technology is the first of its kind and helps operators achieve higher productivity by reducing quality defects (scrap) by up to 50% and reducing energy costs with up to 30%.

Tvarit was founded in 2019 by Rahul Prajapat, who is an IIT Bombay alumnus, and Suhas Patel, a serial entrepreneur based in Germany. According to Rahul Prajapat, metal manufacturing shop floors are extremely complex and AI is the only way to eliminate waste. Furthermore, customers are able to see an increase in their profit margins and significantly reduce their carbon footprint due to this energy-efficient technology.

Lead investor Momenta together with growth fund Futury Capital have shared their commitment in helping Tvarit reach their goals, while Matterwave Ventures have reinvested a significant amount. This funding will certainly accelerate Tvarit’s development and global reach.

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Rahul Prajapat is a serial entrepreneur who is also the managing director at Tvarit. He holds an MBA degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in addition to his IIT Bombay degree. His previous venture was Tcisy, which provided healthcare solutions for remote regions.

Ken Foster, Executive Director at lead investor Momenta, commented that this technology is the perfect solution for manufacturers who are garnering with the energy transition and carbon-neutral goals. Momenta is proud to back the startup and help metal manufacturing become more efficient and sustainable. Furthermore, Futury Capital was grateful to be part of this investment round, highlighting the company’s technology and industry know-how. Robert Gallenberger, Partner at Matterwave Ventures, expressed excitement about Tvarit’s new investors and their dedication to support on the journey of building the future of metal manufacturing.

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