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  1. RESEARCH · 量子位 (QbitAI) 中文(ZH) ·

    Diamond Robot Completes 100 Million Yuan Financing, Alibaba Tongyi Multimodal Bigshot Joins to Tackle Physical World Model

    Daimon Robotics has secured over 100 million yuan in Series A funding, co-led by Huichuan Investment and China Telecom. The company is focusing on developing a "physical world model" that predicts future interactions based on multimodal contact states, going beyond visual predictions to include tactile feedback and potential failure points. To support this, Daimon Robotics is building a large-scale dataset of physical interactions and has appointed former Alibaba Tongyi Lab expert Yuan Weihao as its Chief AI Scientist. AI

    IMPACT This focus on tactile feedback and physical world models could unlock new capabilities for robots in complex manipulation tasks.

  2. RESEARCH · 36氪 (36Kr) 中文(ZH) ·

    Shenzhen Embodied Company Obtains 100 Million Yuan Financing from Inovance, China Telecom, "Vision-Tactile" Sensor Shipments Rank First in the Industry | Hard Science First Release

    DaiMeng Robotics has secured over 100 million yuan in Series A funding from Highland Technology and China Telecom. The company focuses on developing "visuo-tactile" sensors and world models for embodied AI, aiming to equip robots with a better understanding of physical interactions. Their approach integrates visual and tactile data to enable robots to perform delicate tasks, and they have also released a large-scale dataset and benchmark system for physical interaction capabilities. AI

    Shenzhen Embodied Company Obtains 100 Million Yuan Financing from Inovance, China Telecom, "Vision-Tactile" Sensor Shipments Rank First in the Industry | Hard Science First Release

    IMPACT This funding will accelerate the development of embodied AI with advanced tactile sensing, potentially enabling more sophisticated robotic manipulation and interaction in the real world.