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ZuriQ CEO Pavel Hrmo announced €22.4M seed for 2D ion-trap quantum chips post 9-qubit demo, likening the field to 1940s classical computing.
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Building affordable customizable humanoid robots for developers, with 1m reach, human strength and 10-hour battery for real-world deployment.
Parmita — DeepTech
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Parsa Bakhtiari — Robotics
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Nick Hafner — Robotics
Building modular humanoid robots for industrial manufacturing and logistics.
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Building the world's first scalable isotope refinery to increase production of rare isotopes for cancer care and fusion energy.
Pavel Hrmo — DeepTech
ZuriQ CEO Pavel Hrmo announced €22.4M seed for 2D ion-trap quantum chips post 9-qubit demo, likening the field to 1940s classical computing.
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