Engineers who build the whole thing
Anjaneya Automation designs AI, electronics, firmware, software and machines, and builds its own products on the same bench. We are based in Surat, India, with R&D in Taiwan.
How we started
The company was founded by Amit Parmar, an engineer with about 20 years in embedded systems, PCB design and industrial automation. Much of that time was spent automating equipment for semiconductor manufacturers around the world: control software for epitaxial reactors, SECS/GEM host links, recipe handling and the safety systems around them.
That background shapes how we work. Machines in a fab can't stop, safety is never handed to software alone, and every design has to be readable by the next engineer. We bring the same standards to a startup's first prototype, a factory's control panel or our own controller.
Today we cover six disciplines under one roof: AI, R&D, PCB design, firmware, apps and software, and machine design. Our aim is simple: to take you from idea to intelligent machine, whether that means adding AI to equipment that already runs or building intelligence into a new product. We build our own products too, starting with the SMZ-F4000 controller and its AI-assisted Shree-Mazu Workbench.
- Office
- 313, Bluestone Building, Sarthana Jakatnaka, Surat, Gujarat, India
- Research and development
- Taiwan
- Production
- Manufacturing partners in India
How we work
You talk to the engineers
No account managers between you and the people designing your product.
NDA before details
We sign a mutual NDA before any detailed discussion of your idea, design or data.
Safety is never left to software alone
Interlocks and safety functions are designed into the hardware, and the software and AI respect them.
Documented for the next engineer
Source with history, design files, models and test reports, so your product can be maintained by anyone.
Ready to make your machine smarter?
Tell us about the machine you run or the product you imagine. We reply within 24 hours on working days. We sign an NDA before you share details.