Physical AI startup WATER raises $2.5 million
Teja Vinukollu said the funding will support WATER’s continued technical validation, including proving how its model’s understanding transfers across products and users
WATER, a physical AI startup developing adaptive intelligent surfaces, has secured $2.5 million in funding led by venture capital firm Endiya Partners. The round included participation from notable investors such as Pullela Gopichand, Chief National Badminton Coach, Rohit Chennamaneni (Co-Founder, Darwinbox), and Nandan Reddy (Co-Founder, Swiggy).
The company's flagship products, FLOW, an adaptive chair, and CAMA, an adaptive bed, are designed to sense, understand, and respond to the human body in real time, with FLOW focusing on kinetics and CAMA on somnics. The funding will support WATER's continued technical validation and the transfer of understanding across products and users.
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