Imperial College team raises $40M for graph-generation fast imitation learning
k7agar · x · 2026-11-04
A team from Imperial College has raised $40M for a startup built on a new kind of fast imitation learning, formulated as a graph generation problem — aimed at letting robots adapt to demonstrations quickly. Another big bet on the fast-imitation-learning approach to robot learning.
Via k7agar quoting the raise.
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