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Machenta raises $40M to teach robots a task from a single demonstration

The Imperial spinout trains its model only on simulated data, not footage of people at work. With 11 staff, Machenta is taking on robotics rivals valued at more than $10B.

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Machenta raises $40M to teach robots a task from a single demonstration
Image: Machenta’s team, including co-founders Edward Johns and Vitalis Vosylius.

Machenta, a London robotics startup spun out of Imperial College London, has raised a $40M seed round. It is building an AI model that teaches robots a new task from a single demonstration. Creandum and Union Square Ventures co-led the round, Imperial said on 27 October. The university calls it…

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