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Viam, co-founded by Eliot Horowitz, just nabbed $30M in Series C funding to expand its AI/data engineering platform. With a clientele ranging from robotics to restaurants, they're redefining how tech bridges with the physical world. A sharp move amidst AI’s real-world…
Sanctuary AI CEO, James Wells, dives deep into the significance of dexterity and tactile sensors with @GeneD5 from @therobotreport . Read for more information on Sanctuary AI’s latest touch sensor announcement, with additional industry insights from James.… https://t.co/ktGiMryaL4
Sanctuary AI has announced the integration of advanced tactile sensors into its Phoenix humanoid robots, enhancing their dexterity and enabling them to perform complex, touch-driven tasks. This development allows for improved fine manipulation capabilities. In related news, Viam Robotics has secured $30 million in Series C funding, increasing its total funding to $117 million. The company focuses on connecting AI to large fleets of sensors and actuators, serving a diverse clientele that includes sectors from robotics to restaurants. This funding aims to further expand Viam's AI and data engineering platform, reflecting a growing trend of technology bridging with the physical world. Additionally, various robotic innovations were highlighted, including the myCobot320 and the myControllerS570, which showcase advancements in automation and real-time data collection for tasks such as trash removal and clothing folding.