HrdWyr Indus AI-Native Edge SoC

HrdWyr is a fabless semiconductor startup in Bengaluru, India, led by founder and CEO Ramamurthy Sivakumar. It develops AI system-on-chip (AISoC) products that combine real-time processing with AI and machine learning, focused on edge processing and power efficiency.

The named product is Indus, an ultra-low-power intelligent edge SoC. The company is building a family of AI chips for power management across white goods, EVs and data centers, with solution areas in data center, mobility, industrial and consumer. It has a strategic collaboration with consumer electronics brand boAt.

• Indus edge SoC: ultra-low-power intelligent edge product.
• AI-native architecture: real-time processing combined with AI and machine learning.
• Power management chips: family planned for white goods, EVs and data centers.
• Vertical solutions: intelligent edge, data center, mobility, industrial and consumer.
• Physical AI focus: chips targeted at edge workloads with low latency.

Home appliance makers can add on-device intelligence and power control to products. EV and industrial equipment suppliers in Vietnam can evaluate edge SoCs for motor and power management.

Ultra-low-power edge processing suits battery and energy-constrained devices. Integrating real-time control with AI/ML on one chip can reduce component count. Industry-specific chip families target white goods, EVs and data centers.

Edge AI and Physical AI push demand for efficient chips inside appliances, vehicles and industrial equipment. Vietnamese appliance and electronics manufacturers could evaluate AI-native SoCs as alternatives to general microcontrollers.

Bengaluru, India. Series A of 13 million USD (May 2026) led by Ideaspring Capital with Singularity AMC, Avatar Growth Capital and Persistent Systems. Collaboration with boAt announced in 2025.