Intel is spinning out its artificial intelligence robotics and biometric venture into a new company called RealSense, with a $50-million Series A funding round backing the initiative.
RealSense aims to develop new product lines for robotics automation and meet the increasing global demand, with Nadav Orbach leading as CEO.
Companies like Tesla and Amazon are heavily investing in the robotics space, foreseeing a lucrative $5 trillion market for humanoid robots by 2050, as per Morgan Stanley.
Intel's move follows significant cost-cutting measures after a challenging year, with its shares declining by 2.4% to $23.26.