Eka Robotics nets $150M at a $1.45B valuation for robot hands that sense force
Robot dexterity startup Eka Robotics completed a $150 million funding round at a $1.45 billion valuation. The company has developed an AI model for robotic manipulation that integrates force sensor data with camera images, which it terms a vision-force-action model. The technology uses custom grippers equipped with force sensors to enable more precise and adaptive robotic hand control.
Key points
- $150M Series funding at $1.45B valuation
- Vision-force-action AI model combines camera and force sensor data
- Technology enables more dexterous robotic manipulation
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