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Homegrown robotics company Milagrow looks to hit the Rs 100-crore revenue mark in the next three years on account of cost rationalisation of the devices, a senior company official said. Milagrow lost its founder Rajeev Karwal, a pioneer in the field of indigenous commercial robots, to COVID-19 in May 2021 and restarted business under Amit Gupta. "In 2020-21, we registered 1,200 per cent growth. We were doing very well and now restarted the business. We expect to be a Rs 100 crore revenue company in the next three years at conservative estimate. We are going for all kinds of cleaning robots-- floor cleaning, pool cleaning and window cleaning robots," Gupta, who has retained his designation of vice president--the position at which he joined the company, said. He said that the company assembles some products in India and has a dedicated factory in China. Gupta said that the company plans to set up a manufacturing facility in India either in Uttar Pradesh or Uttarakhand after achieving