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SafeWorld Exits Stealth With $12.2 Million to Develop Robot Safety Simulation Technology
Robot safety simulation technology company SafeWorld has exited stealth and announced the completion of a $12.2 million seed funding round, co-led by Shine Capital and a16z Speedrun, with participation from Box Group, Carnegie Mellon University's endowment fund, Innovation Endeavors, SV Angel, and other institutions and angel investors.
Published · Updated · Source: Robotics & Automation News · AI translation
According to a report by Robotics & Automation News, AI lab SafeWorld, which builds robot safety simulation technology, has exited stealth and announced the completion of a $12.2 million seed funding round. The round was co-led by Shine Capital and a16z Speedrun, with participation from Box Group, Carnegie Mellon University's endowment fund, Innovation Endeavors, SV Angel, as well as other venture capital institutions and angel investors.
The report states that SafeWorld's platform provides safety testing and simulation software to help relevant parties evaluate the safety of robots before they are put into actual operation. The above information comes from the original source and was organized by AI.
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