ROBOTERA gets Series A funding, partners with UNIDO on embodied intelligence

Robotera asserted that its platforms offer high performance and real-world capabilities. Its full-size humanoid demonstrated its environmental adaptability with autonomous walking in snow in January 2024.

The robot also set records with its 1.47 m (4.8 ft.) long jump and 95.64 cm (3.1 ft.) high jump at this year’s World Humanoid Robot Games. Founded in 2023, Robotera said it is building “general-purpose robots” that can learn, adapt, and act through continuous interaction with the physical world. The Beijing-based company currently operates three core product lines: bipedal humanoid robots, wheeled service robots, and dexterous hands.

Robotera claimed that it has already deployed its systems with nine of the world’s top 10 most valuable technology companies.

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