Fulcrum Engineering

THE HANDS BEHIND INDIA’S AUTOMATION

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

The mechanical hand that moves the nation.

Precision meets protocol.

Initializing the Future.

#Robotics #FutureTech #IndustrialAutomation #IndiaTech #DeepTech #NewIndia #AatmanirbharBharat

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

Shell makes $6.9 billion.

Your factory pays the bill.

The supply chain to fix it doesn’t exist.

Yet.

25/30.

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

Shell just posted $6.9 billion in Q1 profit. Highest in years.

Average US family pays $1,750 more at the pump this year.

US forces fired on Iranian tankers in Hormuz TODAY.

Oil companies are having the best year of their lives. Everyone else is drowning. 🧵

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

The exit IS automation. But:

→ Robots: imported. 8-16 week lead time.

→ Grippers: imported. 3-6 week wait.

→ Sensors: imported. Wrong spec half the time.

→ Cables: imported. Cracking every monsoon.

India can’t automate its way out because the supply chain doesn’t exist.

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

@DailyMail American workers are striking because robots took their jobs.

Indian factories are empty because workers left and there’s no robot.

2026.

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

May Day 2026.

One world has too many robots.

The other doesn’t have enough.

Both are in crisis.

Which one are you solving for?

23/30.

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

May Day.

Biggest US general strike in a century. “Workers Over Billionaires.”

Oil hit $126 yesterday. Wartime high.
American workers striking because AI took their jobs.

Indian factories empty because workers left on their own.

Same day. Opposite crises. 🧵

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

The US is protesting because there’s TOO MUCH automation.

India can’t compete because there’s NOT ENOUGH.

American workers fear the robot.

Indian factory owners pray for one.

The world’s two largest democracies. The exact same technology. Completely opposite pain.

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

The countries that built domestic automation supply chains — China, Japan, Germany, Korea — are navigating this.

They make their own robots. Their own parts. Their own sensors.

India imports everything. Even the ₹300 vacuum cup.

We chose this.

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

Oil at $112. Hormuz still closed. Your diesel bill spiked.

And you still import every gripper, sensor, and cable from overseas.

Double dependency.

[Nilansh Shah @nilansh30]

Oil just hit $112 a barrel.

The Strait of Hormuz is still effectively closed.

20% of the world’s oil supply: disrupted.

India imports half its oil through that strait. 60% of our LPG. Diesel prices spiking.

If you run an Indian factory, this thread is for you. 🧵

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

@BullTheoryio NVIDIA: $5 trillion. For making chips.

The most valuable company on Earth makes a physical thing.

Hardware > software. It’s official.

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

@TrendSpider NVIDIA: $5 trillion. For making chips.

The most valuable company on Earth makes a physical thing.

Hardware > software. It’s official.

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

@KobeissiLetter NVIDIA: $5 trillion. For making chips.

The most valuable company on Earth makes a physical thing.

Hardware > software. It’s official.

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

@StockMKTNewz NVIDIA: $5 trillion. For making chips.

The most valuable company on Earth makes a physical thing.

Hardware > software. It’s official.

[Fulcrum Engineering @Fulcrum_Ind]

@StockMKTNewz NVIDIA: $5 trillion. For making chips.

The most valuable company on Earth makes a physical thing.

Hardware > software. It’s official.