Holiday Robotics raises $105M for its FRIDAY wheeled humanoid
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Holiday Robotics raises $105M for its FRIDAY wheeled humanoid
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Holiday Robotics said its robot FRIDAY reduces the burden of repetitive physical work. | Source: Holiday Robotics
Holiday Robotics this month raised $105 million in Series A funding. The Seoul, South Korea-based company is building a wheeled humanoid for industrial work.
Humanoid robots have made progress in mobility, interaction, and demonstrations, observed Holiday Robotics. However, for humanoids to work in manufacturing, they need the reliability to safely work alongside people and take on repetitive physical tasks, said the company. Home
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