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Edgeverse raises Rs 3 crore from GVFL for edge AI

Nabarun Chakraborty
Nabarun Chakraborty·Aug 29, 2026·1 min read
Edgeverse raises Rs 3 crore from GVFL for edge AI

Edgeverse, a deeptech startup developing edge AI-based perception technology for mobility and other real-world applications, has raised Rs 3 crore in funding from GVFL.

Founded in 2023 by Arindam Ghosh, Subrata Debnath and Navaneeth A, Edgeverse is building a hardware-agnostic perception stack that combines edge AI with sensors such as cameras and radar.

The startup said that the technology is designed to help original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and Tier-I suppliers deploy advanced safety and perception capabilities across vehicles.

Its flagship offering, Perceiva ARAS, is an Advanced Rider Assistance System software stack designed for camera-and radar-based applications.

Edgeverse is also developing an integrated ARAS solution comprising processor hardware, sensors and proprietary perception software. It has also developed Perceiva DMS, a camera-based Driver Monitoring System for commercial vehicles.

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The startup will use the funding for the development of India-specific road intelligence, camera and radar technology, and the commercialisation of its AI-powered perception solutions.

Over the next six to twelve months, Edgeverse plans to build an Indian road dataset covering 100,000 kilometres, develop a 2MP camera and a 77 GHz radar module, and secure multiple commercial agreements for its ARAS and DMS solutions.

“Edgeverse is building a differentiated technology platform at the intersection of edge AI, perception and mobility safety. Its capabilities across both software and hardware, combined with a focus on solving for Indian road conditions, present an interesting opportunity in the evolving mobility technology ecosystem,” said Mihir Joshi, Managing Director, GVFL.

Previously, Edgeverse received Rs 1.85 crore in seed funding from ARTPARK and was selected as one of the winners of the NASSCOM Mobility Innovation Challenge 2025.

The startup claims that it has demonstrated its technology to potential customers, including Ather, and is engaging with players across the mobility and technology ecosystem such as Cavli and Qualcomm.

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