Enigma raises $70M to make controlling a robot as easy as adjusting the volume

Enigma’s seed round is funding a public test of how people actually want to command robots.

The startup is opening online access to more than 100 proprietary robots in Israel and California. Users will try different control methods, from text and audio to video examples and tap-drag-drop gestures. Enigma says the data could shape both its robot interface and its underlying AI model. Its specific business use cases remain undisclosed, though it says it has partners in healthcare, logistics, and entertainment. TechCrunch AI's note