Affordable Robotic & Automation said on November 4 that its subsidiary ARAPL RaaS, which operates under the Humro brand, had received an international order for 103 autonomous robots. The company valued the contract at approximately US$5.47 million, or ₹51.8 crore.
The customer’s identity was withheld for confidentiality reasons. The formal exchange disclosure specifies delivery by April 30, 2027, or another mutually agreed timeline. Affordable Robotic said the order was not a related-party transaction and that its promoters had no interest in the buyer.
A separate company release said the fleet would combine three product lines: MAIA autonomous pallet jacks, ATLAS autonomous counterbalance forklifts and HERMES autonomous reach trucks. These machines address different warehouse material-handling tasks, from moving goods horizontally to working with elevated storage.
The disclosure confirms a supply order rather than completed robot deliveries. The company did not publish the number of units allocated to each product line or identify the customer’s warehouse locations. Its descriptions of operational benefits remain company statements, rather than independently measured results from this deployment.
Archive illustrative photograph of a warehouse; not the customer’s premises or the Humro robots. Photo: Sealey Power Products Warehouse by Mark Hunter, CC BY 2.0. Display may be resized or cropped.
