
Agility Robotics clears its SPAC vote and heads to Nasdaq this week
Churchill Capital XI shareholders approved the merger with Agility Robotics. The humanoid maker expects about $465 million and a Nasdaq listing as AGLT on November 5.
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Churchill Capital XI shareholders approved the merger with Agility Robotics. The humanoid maker expects about $465 million and a Nasdaq listing as AGLT on November 5.

Percepto, the drone-in-a-box maker, is selling its inspection AI as software that works with other companies' drones and sensors.

Starting October 28, US renters on Turo can search for Teslas with verified Full Self-Driving (Supervised), and hosts get a free month of the software.

Sereact's Cortex AI will run on Universal Robots arms, and hundreds of dual-arm systems already sort returned fashion at Zalando sites in Germany and Poland.

The Cambridge startup says its vision-force-action model picks about 1,500 objects an hour. A $150 million Series A at a $1.45 billion valuation will fund the push into real factories.

Dream Labs, founded by former NVIDIA robotics researchers, raised a $90 million seed round and launched Dream API, a way to run one AI model on robots from many makers.





