Goodwin advised Cambrian Robotics on the closing of its $3.5 million seed+ funding round. The company plans to use the investment to continue developing its artificial intelligence platform to enable robot arms to surpass human capabilities in complex vision-based tasks across a variety of industries. Cybernetix Ventures and KST Invest GmbH led Cambrian Robotics’ seed funding, with participation from Yamaha Motor Ventures and Digital Media Professionals.
Cambrian Robotics’ technology empowers to automate a broad range of tasks, particularly those in advanced manufacturing and quality assurance that demand high precision and accuracy within dynamic environments. The London-based company has offices in Augsburg, Germany, and the U.S.
The Goodwin team was led by Abraham Kwon and Alice Choi (Corporate); Amy Josselyn and Charles Li (CFIUS); and with invaluable assistance from Michelle Wang.
For additional details on the funding round, please read coverage in The Robot Report.
Cambrian Robotics’ technology empowers to automate a broad range of tasks, particularly those in advanced manufacturing and quality assurance that demand high precision and accuracy within dynamic environments. The London-based company has offices in Augsburg, Germany, and the U.S.
The Goodwin team was led by Abraham Kwon and Alice Choi (Corporate); Amy Josselyn and Charles Li (CFIUS); and with invaluable assistance from Michelle Wang.
For additional details on the funding round, please read coverage in The Robot Report.