🦾 AI-Powered Robotic Arms Raise $120 Million
Dyna Robotics has raised $120 million from Nvidia, Amazon, Salesforce, Samsung, and LG's investment funds, reaching a valuation of $600 million.
Since 2024, the business has been developing robots that work "out of the box" and can master new skills in hours thanks to AI. In one test, robotic arms driven by the DYNA-1 "AI brain" folded over 700 napkins in 24 hours with more than 99.4% accuracy; all without human intervention.
Dyna's robotic arms are now in use by commercial companies. The robots work 16-hour shifts, folding laundry at laundromats, towels in gyms, and clothes in department stores.
The new funding will go toward hiring, scaling infrastructure, and developing new user scenarios. Dyna's long-term ambition is bold: to build "physical AGI."
"Unlocking physical agents is the last frontier to creating unlimited abundance for humanity," says Lindon Gao, co-founder and CEO.
