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Israeli AI Robotics Startup Enigma Raises $71 Million in Seed Funding
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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israeli startup Enigma, founded by former unit 8200 members, raised $71 million to develop AI models for robotics. The company aims to improve robot adaptability and human interaction, launching a public trial for remote robot control. Investors include Index Ventures, Ribbit Capital, and AI industry leaders.
- 01Enigma raised $71 million seed funding ten months after founding to develop AI robotics models.
- 02Funding led by Index Ventures and Ribbit Capital, with Conviction Partners’ first Israeli investment.
- 03Founders Yakobi and Niv are former Israeli intelligence unit 8200 veterans.
- 04Enigma’s AI reduces physical data needs and enhances robot adaptability in real environments.
- 05Funds will expand teams, computing infrastructure, and software development for Physical AI.
- 06Company launches public online trial for real-time remote interaction with AI robots.
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