Pronto founder Anjali Sardana sets up physical AI venture Provision Labs in the US
Anjali Sardana, founder of instant home services startup Pronto, has set up a new physical AI venture, Provision Labs, in the US, Entrackr reports, citing an Economic Times story. Provision Labs will collect real-world data to train and test AI systems that perform tasks using robots and other machines, and will work with developers building AI models for robotics and other real-world applications. According to the venture's website, it is backed by Lachy Groom, Glade Brook, General Catalyst and Bain Capital Ventures, all of them existing Pronto investors. Pronto has separately been expanding its use of wearable cameras inside customers' homes through its opt-in Pronto Verified programme to collect anonymised footage for AI training.
DTT summary based on Entrackr's report. The full article is on the publisher's site.
Provision Labs, a US-based physical AI data company
Real-world data collection to train and test AI for robots and machines
Lachy Groom, Glade Brook, General Catalyst, Bain Capital Ventures (per its website)
Pronto raised about $60 million; $200 million valuation after May 2026 Series B extension
