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Milagrow expects 15-20-fold growth in robot sales in FY21 due to Covid-19

The company has its own assembly plant in Gurgaon. Milagrow has provided robots to hospitals like AIIMS, Medanta etc during the lockdown period

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The company has been making and selling robots in India since 2011. It claims to have 60 per cent market share at present.

Press Trust of India New Delhi
Homegrown robot maker Milagrow expects a 15-20 fold jump in sales this fiscal with machines replacing humans in various processes due to the spread of Covid-19 pandemic.

The demand for floor cleaning and other robots has picked up as people faced domestic help constraints amid concerns around the pandemic, Milagrow founder and chairman Rajeev Karwal told PTI.

"We have seen the market exploding for robots. In the first four months, we have achieved the entire turnover of what we did in last year. In early August we already sold 50 per cent of what we did in the last four

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