We started Nymble (what POSHA was called back then) with just $1,000, money we’d saved as engineering undergrads in India. Our first prototype was a 6-DOF robotic arm designed to prove a simple but ambitious idea: pick up ingredients, dispense them into a pan, and stir autonomously.

Built on an extremely tight budget, the robot’s complex 3D structure was cleverly approximated in 2D, using laser-cut acrylic sheets to bring the concept to life.