General Autonomy, a robotics business located in Bengaluru, has drawn notice on social media with a video of its domestic quadruped robot during the ongoing India AI Impact Expo 2026 in Delhi. The business emphasized that 'Param' was "India's most powerful indigenous robot dog," stating that Indian engineers had created the robodog from the ground up rather than having it constructed domestically.So enough of this bullshit! Introducing PARAM, the strongest domestic robot dog in India. It was constructed by Indians and is not pre-assembled or purchased. In an X (formerly Twitter), the business declared, "For our country, for our century, for our world."
A 'rugged' Param is seen navigating through traffic in Bengaluru, spotting obstacles automatically, climbing steps up to 30 cm, and crab walking for low-height entrances in the now-viral video.

The startup also demonstrated Param's ability to track and navigate on its own and recover from falls automatically.
When asked about the robot's development process, the startup disclosed that it had been in progress for the previous seven months.It's difficult to measure time because we learned a lot from our humanoid in order to construct this, but the project has been underway for roughly seven months, and we keep improving it every two weeks."
During a function last month commemorating the tenth anniversary of the business India initiative, the business displayed the robodog in front of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

"Honoured to present our robot dog PARAM to the Hon'ble PM of India Shri @narendramodi, in the presence of @PiyushGoyal at the #NationalStartupDay2026 Deep Tech showcase," the startup posted, adding: "PM's advice to our founder @frdahsan: take care of PARAM in Delhi winters!"