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Xaba raises $6M to build ‘synthetic brains’ for industrial robots
- Xaba Inc. has secured a $6 million seed extension to accelerate the deployment of AI-powered robotics and cognitive industrial control systems, aiming to build 'synthetic brains' for industrial robots with zero code.
- The company aims to redefine automation by allowing robots to self-optimize and execute tasks with minimal programming, resulting in reduced waste and up to a 10x reduction in costs.
- Xaba's 'generative industrial AI' equips machines with cognitive intelligence, enabling them to adapt, optimize, and execute tasks autonomously.
- The xCognition platform automates task programming for industrial automation, generating part-programs and PLC logic to enable machines to self-generate programs for tasks like welding, drilling, assembling, and additive manufacturing.
- Xaba's systems integrate real-time intelligence into automation, reducing deployment costs and enhancing manufacturing operations' quality, consistency, and flexibility.
- The AI models from Xaba can autonomously generate robotic programs and PLC code, reducing deployment time by up to 80% and eliminating manual coding.
- The company's AI has shown improvements in automotive manufacturing, large-scale robotic drilling, robotic welding, and large-scale 3D printing, optimizing processes and reducing costs.
- Hitachi Ventures led Xaba's seed round funding, with participation from other venture capital firms, bringing the startup's total raised funds to $8 million.
- Xaba's innovative approach to industrial robotics and automation has received praise for its potential to transform manufacturing environments, solving persistent programming and production challenges.
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