‘How we built India’s biggest robot company’ | BBC News

curated by Alex Kirkpatrick | January 24, 2017

In 2008, engineering student Samay Kohli wanted to build a humanoid robot, but his professor told him it would not be possible.

Along with his fellow student Akash Gupta, not only did they achieve that task, but they have also built GreyOrange, a multi-national robotics company based in India and operating across Asia.

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