Tacta Systems Secures $75 Million for Advanced Robotics Development

Tacta Systems has announced $75 million in funding to enhance its robotics technology, which aims to provide robots with human-like tactile abilities and spatial awareness.

Tacta Systems has announced $75 million in funding to advance its development of robotics technology that aims to provide robots with human-like tactile abilities and spatial awareness, announced in a press release. The funding includes an $11 million seed round led by Matter Venture Partners and a $64 million Series A round led by America's Frontier Fund and SBVA.

Tacta Systems is focused on creating a 'smart nervous system' for robots, known as Dextrous Intelligence, which allows them to sense, adapt, and manipulate the physical world with precision and speed. This technology is designed to enable robots to perform complex, human-like tasks, potentially automating labor-intensive processes in various industries.

The company, based in Palo Alto, California, was founded by experienced entrepreneurs and is backed by several investors, including B Capital, EDBI, Sojitz Corporation, and others. The funding will be used to accelerate the development of Tacta's robotic solutions, which aim to address challenges in industrial and consumer applications.

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