Enigma Launches 100 Browser-Controlled AI Robots, Raises $71 Million Seed Round
Enigma launched 100 AI-powered robots available for public control via a web browser. The company developed the hardware alongside the software interfaces used to assign tasks to the models.
The company also announced a $71 million seed funding round led by Index Ventures and Ribbit Capital.
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@saranormousRT @Enigma_AI: We put 100 real AI-powered robots online. Anyone in the world can control them right now, from a browser. Go make one do s…
@dchaplotRT @Enigma_AI: We put 100 real AI-powered robots online. Anyone in the world can control them right now, from a browser. Go make one do s…
@stockmktnewzEnigma just posted this: "We put 100 real AI-powered robots online. Anyone in the world can control them right now, from a browser."
@wallstengineEnigma says it has put 100 AI-powered robots online for public browser control. It also raised a $71M seed round led by Index Ventures and Ribbit Capital. The company is building robot intelligence models and the interfaces people use to
@citriniRT @Enigma_AI: We put 100 real AI-powered robots online. Anyone in the world can control them right now, from a browser. Go make one do s…
@krandiash.@j0nathanj is working on an incredibly important problem — making robots intuitive and intelligent the team is humble, creative and extremely brilliant this is their first release, really pumped about what they’re building