Eka Robotics raises $150M to teach robots to grip by feel
Eka Robotics builds robots capable of handling objects using both touch and visual feedback. The Series A round was co-led by prominent venture firms Andreessen Horowitz and F-Prime, valuing the company at $1.45B. The funding underscores investor confidence in tactile robotics as a competitive advantage for object manipulation and handling tasks in industrial settings.
Key points
- $150M Series A funding round secured
- $1.45B post-money valuation
- Tactile and vision-based robot control technology
- Led by a16z and F-Prime venture firms
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