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    Dream LabsSeed financingFunding & Deals

    Dream Labs announces $90 million seed funding for robot AI

    Dream Labs announced a $90 million seed round led by B Capital and Kindred to build robot foundation models. The financing announcement also describes Dream-1 beta access and more than 20 hardware partners as company-reported claims. It disclosed no valuation.

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    Dream LabsDream-1Products

    Dream Labs opens Dream-1 robot-action model in research beta

    Dream Labs introduced Dream-1, a world-action model that turns camera input and instructions into actions for supported two-armed tabletop robots. A public API is in research beta. Its zero-shot generalization is a company research claim, and the release does not validate use in safety-critical settings.

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