Theker raises $85 million to build universal factory robots - Zamin.uz

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Humanoid robots are not yet ready to fully replace factory workers, but the industry does not want to wait. Amid labor shortages, manufacturers are showing great interest in startups promising rapid automation without traditional constraints. Barcelona-based Theker is operating in this direction, aiming to move away from robots trained for only a single task. This is according to Techcrunch.com reports. Unlike humanoids with rigid forms like those from Boston Dynamics, Theker robots are designed to be reconfigurable. Their arms and overall structure can be modified depending on the task at hand. These robots can perform complex processes ranging from packing clothes in warehouses to sorting bottles and cans. The fact that Inditex, the owner of the Zara brand, was one of the startup's first investors indicates the high potential of the project. AnnouncementsPartnership

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