Enigma raises $71M and opens 100 AI robots to browser control

Unit 8200 alumni Jonathan Jacobi and Gal Niv are using public interactions to test interfaces and collect training data for robot-agnostic AI.

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Enigma is turning a public robot demo into a human-in-the-loop data engine for physical AI. Its $71M seed shows how much capital investors will commit before a clear robot software market exists.

AI robots being remotely operated via a browser, collecting data (Flat modernist vector illustration with bold, simple shapes and a textured overprint finish)

Jonathan Jacobi (@j0nathanj) and Gal Niv (@galnivs) brought Enigma out of stealth on July 27th with a $71 million seed round and a public experiment that lets anyone control 100 real robots through a web browser, according to Enigma's five-post announcement on X.…

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