Apptronik, a startup focused on creating humanoid robots, has recently raised a significant amount of funding, bringing its total to $935 million. The company is now valued at over $5 billion, thanks to a new investment round where they secured $520 mil
This funding will help Apptronik continue its work in developing advanced humanoid robots, which could have various applications in industries ranging from manufacturing to healthcare. With the backing of such high-profile investors, the company is well-positioned to push the boundaries of robotics technology and bring innovative solutions to the market.
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