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Agile Robots Raises $500 Million Series F at $8.5 Billion Valuation
SoftBank led the round, with NVIDIA and Hitachi joining, as the Munich company plans US expansion and more production capacity in Germany.
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SoftBank led the round, with NVIDIA and Hitachi joining, as the Munich company plans US expansion and more production capacity in Germany.
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With a massive seed round and a valuation of $3.5 billion, AMI Labs is building a global research powerhouse to prove that "world models" are the true path to human-level intelligence.
Bloomberg reports that German robotics firm Neura Robotics has closed a €1 billion funding round led by stablecoin giant Tether, valuing the company at €4 billion as it prepares to mass-produce its cognitive humanoids.
Austin-based Apptronik has announced a $520 million extension to its Series A, bringing total capital to nearly $1 billion as it gears up for mass production of the Apollo humanoid and a new robot debut in 2026.
Founder Scott LaValley confirms the closure of Cartwheel Robotics after four years, citing a failure to secure the "oxygen" of capital despite the viral success of the Yogi humanoid.
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