D-Robotics, a Chinese robotics infrastructure firm, raised $400 million in a Series C round led by Mirae Asset. The company produces Sunrise computing chips and development software for robots, having shipped over 8 million units. Its S600 processor is currently used by more than 20 embodied-AI companies, including UBTECH and Astribot.
Tokyo-based Facilo secured a ¥6.4 billion Series B package, comprising ¥3.9 billion in equity, ¥1.8 billion in debt, and a ¥700 million credit line. The firm, which provides a real-estate brokerage platform, also acquired the property-valuation service Corabit. Facilo reports that its software is deployed in 2,300 offices with 13,000 active users.
Icelandic startup Treble Technologies raised $18 million in a Series A-2 round led by Paladin Capital Group to expand its acoustic simulation software. The platform generates synthetic audio data for training AI systems in physical environments. The company has previously collaborated with major tech firms such as Amazon and Logitech.
Belgian semiconductor company Tusk IC raised €15 million in Series A funding led by Matterwave Ventures, Forward.one, and the Flanders Future Tech Fund. The startup designs beamformer chips for electronically steered satellite antennas. The capital will support the transition from prototype production to mass manufacturing for satellite-communications equipment.
