ANSCER Robotics, a Bengaluru-based developer of autonomous mobile robots, has received conditional approval for its robotic platforms under the US framework for foreign-produced advanced robotic devices, the company said on Monday.

The approval exempts the named platforms from relevant Federal Communications Commission Covered List restrictions during the approval period, subject to its terms. The company said it addresses a national-security eligibility requirement for FCC equipment authorisation, easing its path to serving US customers.

ANSCER's modular platform supports applications such as lifting, tunneling and tugging, and is designed to link material movement with production and warehouse workflows. Global CEO Ribin Mathew called the milestone a step in the company's journey to build robotics in India for global operations.

The approval remains subject to conditions, including quarterly reporting and progress against an agreed US manufacturing plan, while separate equipment authorisation requirements continue to apply. The clearance is expected to help ANSCER compete for material-movement projects at Indian and US facilities.