Introducing India's first fully automated darkstore that fits in dense urban streets to million-square-foot warehouses.
No more lifting heavy boxes.
No more missing stock.
No more back-breaking work.
No more walking kilometers every day.
A fully robotised architecture that fundamentally solves every aspect of warehousing operations.
A system that remembers everything, every time, and can be monitored from anywhere.
A system that ‘just works’ from 10 orders/month to 10,000 orders/day.
A system for small D2C brands to mega brands that move ₹100 crore in merchandise per week.
Click and forget—let our robots provide you with the fastest fulfillment in India.
While you focus on building the best products your customers love.
We present
General Robotics
50 paise per item.
Doesn’t matter if it’s a packet of chips or a ₹50,000 phone.
That’s what a @letsblinkit picker earns.
Dark stores run on “instant” delivery.
But the people powering it are paid in paisa.
Is this why the cost of running a manually operated darkstore is less??
Tested localisation algorithm for our robot few days ago. The robot uses no fancy sensors for localisation, to achieve millimetres accuracy.
It’s a baby step for our robots that will automate future dark stores. More videos coming soon.
Vibe coded #iitb map to the game. Now anyone can drive around IITB campus, starting from hostel 10 😅
Comment your university name, and I’ll add it to the game.
Vibe coding a delivery game based in Indiranagar. Become a #blinkit delivery person, compete with other delivery guys in road rash style. Here is how I turned out so far. #wip
Deep Research from Open AI seem to replace a good quality shallow research on any topic.
I ran some government(India) + startup related queries through it. (Added links in the comment)
It does seem to save a lot of time spent on too many PDFs and article. Instead, I can now just read the ones that feels important based the Deep Research report.
The depth feels great, and unlike a generic LLM response; they are actionable.
It does take some trials to understand how to formulate the query, but its fairly easy and humane.
Quite amazing for founders and solopreneurs.
Its on the expensive side, but I feel the value is justified in terms of time saving, and it will only go cheaper and better.