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Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe's Mind Robotics, which is building AI-powered factory robots, raised $500M led by Accel and a16z, source says at a $2B valuation

Mind Robotics is building factory robots, joining up with the electric-vehicle maker on training and testing

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  • @a16z @a16z on x
    At Rivian, RJ Scaringe tried to find a robotics partner to scale their factory options. When he couldn't, he decided to build it himself. We're excited to partner with Mind Robotics for their $500M Series A to build and deploy AI-enabled robotic systems at industrial scale. [imag…
  • @sarahdingwang Sarah Wang on x
    Very few founders have built and scaled a vertically integrated hardware company in the modern era. @RJScaringe is one of them. At Mind, he's building the robotics partner @Rivian wanted but couldn't find. We believe robotics is just starting to enter its compounding phase. The
  • @rjscaringe RJ Scaringe on x
    I am excited to announce Mind Robotics' $500M financing, co-led by @Accel and @a16z! Mind is focused on building the world's leading industrial robotics platform, capable of performing dexterous, variable, and reasoning-intensive tasks. Existing industrial robotics can perform [i…