- Zoppler Systems has raised Rs 6.5 crore in a funding round led by Finvolve and India Accelerator.
- The startup plans to use the capital to accelerate product development, strengthen field validation, expand engineering capabilities, and scale deployments across defence and dual-use sectors.
- Zoppler develops indigenous radio frequency (RF) sensing products and a vendor-agnostic decision and autonomy platform.
- The technology is designed for use across airborne, ground, and naval systems, with potential future applications in space.
- Zoppler's platform utilizes Edge AI and an open architecture to enhance existing systems without replacing legacy infrastructure.
- The platform supports networked autonomy, allowing multiple assets to share intelligence and coordinate responses.
- Zoppler aims to provide solutions for both defence and dual-use applications across critical infrastructure like ports, airports, and energy facilities.
Zoppler Systems, a Bengaluru-based dual-use technology startup, has successfully raised ₹6.5 crore in a funding round co-led by Finvolve and India Accelerator. The startup plans to utilize this capital to accelerate product development and enhance field validation of its indigenous technologies.12
Zoppler specializes in developing indigenous radio frequency (RF) sensing products and a vendor-agnostic decision and autonomy platform. This platform is designed to integrate sensing, intelligence, and response capabilities across both localized and networked deployments, making it suitable for airborne, ground, and naval systems. The startup is also exploring potential future applications in space.34

The platform employs Edge AI and an open architecture, allowing defense organizations to enhance their existing systems with new sensing and decision-making capabilities without the need to replace legacy infrastructure, where compatibility allows. This feature supports networked autonomy, enabling multiple assets to share intelligence and coordinate mission-critical responses across various operational environments.567
Beyond defense, Zoppler aims to apply its technology in critical infrastructure sectors such as ports, airports, energy facilities, and logistics operations. The startup believes its systems can significantly improve operations in these areas by making them smarter and faster, providing a practical upgrade path for organizations looking to enhance their existing systems without complete replacements.
“The startup's vendor-agnostic platform uses Edge AI and an open architecture, letting defence teams add sensing and response tools to existing compatible systems without full replacement. It also targets dual-use applications in ports, airports, and energy facilities, aiming for faster decision-making and interoperability.”
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