Ropedia raises $22M to scale data collection for training robots

Ropedia secured $22 million in funding to expand its data collection platform for robot training, which uses a head-mounted device called HOMIE equipped with 360-degree cameras to capture first-person perspectives. The technology aims to improve how robots learn and perform tasks by collecting real-world training data at scale.

Ropdeia's HOMIE is a head-mounted device, equipped with a 360º camera view, that captures first-person data for training robots. The post Ropedia raises $22M to scale data collection for training robots appeared first on The Robot Report .

This story was originally published by Robotics Business Review.