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Eka Robotics valued at $1.45B for advanced picking robot

The startup's robotic arm uses physical AI to handle diverse objects with human-like dexterity, impressing industry observers.

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Eka Robotics has reached a $1.45 billion valuation as its robotic arm gains recognition for a notable capability: reliably picking up a wide range of objects with smooth, human-like movements. The robot uses physical AI to handle task variability that earlier robotic systems struggled with. The technology has drawn attention from industry experts who see it as a meaningful step forward in practical robotics.

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