Something real is changing in warehousing today. Warehouses are no longer just places to store goods. They are becoming smart systems where speed, accuracy, and visibility matter as much as space. As India moves further into automation, the Intralogistics & Warehousing Expo 2026 is more than a trade show. It is a place where ideas, engineering, and the future of manufacturing come together. For Anzo Controls, this moment matters because it comes as a company that builds complete automation systems, with a strong belief that Indian industry should shape its own future.
A Journey Built on Experience, Not Just Ideas
Anzo Controls feels real because it was built from experience, not from theory. At the heart of this journey is Neeraj Sharma, Founder and Director. His career has taken him through machine manufacturing and companies like Sidel, Asian Paints, and ITC. In these roles, he worked closely with highly automated environments and warehouse design. He has seen automation from both sides, how machines are built and how they perform under pressure. That experience shaped a simple but strong belief: automation is not just about machines; it is about flow, coordination, and reliability. In his own words, he calls himself a “Founder and Learner,” and that fits the company well. Anzo Controls was not built on taglines. It was built by someone who kept learning and then decided to build something better.
Building with Purpose: The Birth of Anzo Controls
The story of Anzo Controls began with a change. In 2016, Neeraj Sharma started Addverb Technology in India, focusing on warehouse automation. When Reliance bought a majority stake, it created room for a new chapter. In 2021, he founded Anzo Controls with a clear purpose: to build robots and automation systems in India as complete, integrated solutions. The company set up its factory in Neemrana, about two hours from Delhi, with full in-house capabilities: machine manufacturing, laser cutting, powder coating, bending, and more. With over 100 professionals working across IT, mechanical design, and controls, the company built a complete engineering environment. Anzo Controls is a manufacturing-driven company. It was built by engineers who believe that quality comes from owning the design and production process. From concept to creation, everything is planned and produced under one roof. This allows the company to promise consistency, reliability, and trust.
Engineering Beyond Products: A Complete Automation Mindset
What sets Anzo Controls apart is how it starts. The conversation does not begin with a product. It begins with understanding. The team studies the customer’s process, maps how materials move, finds where things slow down, and builds digital models. This way, the future system can be seen before it is even built. This approach removes guesswork and turns automation into a clear, planned journey. It makes the customer feel like part of the solution from the very beginning. Once work begins, everything comes together as one system. Robots, conveyors, ASRS systems, AMRs, and software all work together. This helps industries save time, improve accuracy, and increase safety by reducing the need for people in risky areas. This is what gives Anzo Controls a strong place in India’s Industry 4.0 story.
What to Expect at IWE 2026
At IWE 2026, Anzo Controls is not only showing what it already knows how to build. It is showing what comes next. A key highlight will be the four-way shuttle and mini-load bin ASRS system. These are designed to be faster, more affordable, and easier to use than older solutions. Visitors will also see gantry systems and other automation solutions. These will be shown as part of a connected system rather than as separate products. The company is using this event to show how storage, movement, and software can work together in a practical way.
A Story Still Being Written
There is a quiet confidence in the way Anzo Controls has grown. It has not relied on noise or speed, but on consistency, discipline, and a deep understanding of the industry. Its journey, from Addverb Technology to Anzo Controls, and from personal experience to full in-house manufacturing, tells the story of a company that is still building, still learning, and still moving forward. Its work across robotics, warehousing, and software reflects a larger goal: to create automation that is advanced but also fits the real needs of Indian industry. As IWE 2026 takes place in Mumbai, Anzo Controls will be part of a bigger conversation about the future of logistics. Visitors to the exhibition can explore the solutions and interact with the team at Hall 6 Stall B-42.
