Several AI startups have recently secured substantial funding rounds to advance their technologies across various sectors. RLWRLD raised approximately $15 million, backed by major Asian industrial corporations including LG, SK Telecom, KDDI, ANA, Mitsui, and Shimadzu, as well as venture capital firms such as Hashed and Mirae Asset, to develop a foundational model for robotics described as the 'GPT for robots.' Corvic AI obtained $12 million in seed funding to pioneer AI cognitive infrastructure for enterprise intelligence. Loti AI announced a $16.2 million Series A round led by Khosla Ventures. Well secured $30 million to accelerate its AI-powered health engagement system. Virtue AI raised $30 million in combined seed and Series A funding to address AI safety and security, with customers including Uber and Glean. Sonix, a UK-based AI video startup and EPFL spin-off, raised CHF 1.8 million and opened crowdfunding to empower its gaming community, bringing its total funding to CHF 6 million. Hellocare.ai secured $47 million to advance AI-assisted virtual care and transform hospital environments. Collide obtained $5 million to scale its first generative AI platform for the energy sector. IUNU raised $20 million to accelerate growth in AI-driven greenhouse technology. Assort Health, focusing on AI voice agents for healthcare front office operations, raised $22 million in a Series A round led by First Round Capital and Chemistry, totaling $26 million raised to date. These investments underscore growing interest in AI applications spanning robotics, healthcare, energy, and security.