Pronto founder launches Provision Labs in US to sell real-world behavioral data for physical AI
HarveenChadha · x · 2026-10-27
Anjali Sardana, founder of Indian home-services startup Pronto, has launched Provision Labs in the US to collect and sell real-world human behavioral footage for training physical AI and robotics systems. Backers include Lachy Groom, Glade Brook, General Catalyst and Bain Capital Ventures — all existing Pronto investors. Pronto already records opt-in service sessions via wearable cameras (Pronto Verified) for AI training, and the commenter quips that soon every Indian consumer services company will spin up a .ai domain to sell data.
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