Nosh Robotics, also known as Euphotic Labs, makes the Nosh AI robo-chef, a kitchen robot that loads ingredients, follows recipes through a companion app, and automatically cooks dishes using computer vision, automated stirring, ingredient dispensing, and temperature control. The company says the system is built for home kitchens and is used by Indian households, with recipes spanning Indian meals such as dal, rajma, paneer dishes, and pulao, and it also describes broader use across multiple cuisines. Inc42 reports that the startup was founded in March 2018 by Yatin Varachhia, Sudeep Gupta, and Amit Kumar Gupta, and that its seed funding totaled $1 million; no lead investor is named in the available sources. Public materials also say the product has been developed over years of engineering and has cooked tens of thousands of meals for hundreds of families. Company and coverage sources place the business in Bengaluru, but a consistent primary-source HQ statement and office list were not available in the provided material.