Eka Robotics raises $150M to scale its vision-force-action model for robots
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Eka Robotics has secured $150 million in funding to scale its vision-force-action model, which teaches robots to understand physics and respond to real-world conditions through machine learning. The technology aims to give robots the intuition needed to handle complex, variable tasks on job sites.
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Eka Robotics is building a vision-force-action, or VFA, model to develop an intuition of physics through reinforcement learning at scale. The post Eka Robotics raises $150M to scale its vision-force-action model for robots appeared first on The Robot Report .
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