Dyna Robotics’ Taku to Join Nasdaq Closing Bell at RoboStrategy Event

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Dyna Robotics’ Taku is scheduled to join RoboStrategy executives at the Nasdaq closing-bell ceremony on Tuesday, October 13, following a robotics founders forum in New York City.

RoboStrategy plans to bring Dyna’s Taku to the Nasdaq closing-bell ceremony on October 13.
The preceding forum will feature robotics executives and opportunities to interact with robots.

Taku, the semi-humanoid robot introduced with Dyna-2.1. Screenshot: Dyna Robotics.

According to RoboStrategy’s announcement, the program begins at 1 p.m. Eastern. Speakers include Apptronik CEO Jeff Cardenas, Dexmate CEO Tao Chen and Maven Robotics CEO Hamza Derbas, alongside representatives from Standard Bots and Path Robotics.

Herbert Ong will moderate discussions about physical AI and robot deployment. Attendees will also be able to interact with robots from Dyna Robotics, Dexmate, Standard Bots and Coco Robotics, the company says.

RoboStrategy is a Nasdaq-listed closed-end fund investing in private robotics and physical AI companies. The forum brings together businesses from its portfolio, with CEO Andrew Kang and co-founder Marc Weinstein among those attending the subsequent bell ceremony.

The announcement does not describe what Taku will do during the ceremony. Its appearance is an event showcase, with no new technical capabilities announced in the release.

We recently covered Taku’s introduction alongside Dyna-2.1 and its hour-long laundry demonstration. The wheeled semi-humanoid is designed to handle connected workflows, with Dyna describing the recording as autonomous and uncut.