Enigma, which runs large-scale experiments exploring how humans interact with robots, emerges from stealth with a $70M seed led by Index Ventures and Ribbit (Marina Temkin/TechCrunch)
Enigma says it has put 100 real AI-powered robots online for anyone to control from a browser.
The startup emerged from stealth with a seed round reported at $70M by TechCrunch and $71M in related notes. Index Ventures and Ribbit led the financing, with participation from Conviction and researchers from major AI labs. Enigma says it is building AI models for robots and interfaces meant to make them easier to use. Techmeme's note
The startup emerged from stealth with a seed round reported at $70M by TechCrunch and $71M in related notes. Index Ventures and Ribbit led the financing, with participation from Conviction and researchers from major AI labs. Enigma says it is building AI models for robots and interfaces meant to make them easier to use. Techmeme's note
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