Walden Robotics teams up with Samsung SDS on factory robot pilot
RussTedrake · x · 2026-07-29
Walden Robotics says it is partnering with Samsung SDS on a proof of concept for manufacturing use cases.
The post frames the deal as part of a broader push to get general-purpose robots into real production environments. The linked article adds that Walden launched with $300 million in funding, is valued at $1.1 billion, and has strategic backing from Samsung Ventures. It also says Walden and Samsung SDS are already working together on core manufacturing use cases, combining Walden’s robotics platform with Samsung’s system-integration expertise.
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