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Another cool robotics company has raised a big round in Europe. This time it's the largest pre-seed every in Hungary. The company is re-designing robotic manufacturing. It's created a fully automated manufacturing system that “weaves” robotic bodies in one continuous process

Allonic has raised a $7.2M pre-seed round! With our proprietary 3D Tissue Braiding technology, we set out to fully automate the production of complex, dexterous and human-safe robot bodies: at a fraction of the current time and cost. Shoutout to our incredible team and investors!

🚨 BREAKING: Allonic raised $7.2M for robotic body manufacturing! 😮‍💨 That's the Hungary's largest pre-seed round. 🇭🇺 Budapest-based Allonic just raised $7.2M in pre-seed funding, the largest ever round of its type in Hungary, to solve the hardware bottleneck in

Robotic hands tend on being slow to assemble and this looms large on the industry Allonic hands can be built at warp speed To learn the ropes, competitors will need to weave and bob if they wish to keep up with this braidy bunch!

Just saw something that actually feels like a real leap in robotics hardware.👋 Allonic built a robot hand using 3D Tissue Braiding,basically weaving high-strength fibers around a minimal rigid skeleton the way human connective tissue wraps around bone. No hundreds of

One our portfolio companies Allonic just went out of stealth to announce their massive funding round! 🇪🇺🔥 And what they do is kinda crazy… they braid humanoids. Braiding?… Yes… you know… like ropes… 👀 And they build mini-factories for this. This is so unique

Budapest-based Allonic just raised $7.2M to prove that "weaving" robots is faster than assembling them. Check out how they’re scaling 3D Tissue Braiding 👇 humanoidsdaily.com/news/allonic-n…

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David Hollo Andreas Klinger 🦾 Allonic With some amazing benefits. I could imagine that it's * cheaper * faster to produce * more energy efficient * lighter (and thus better when the robot is around people because it's not half a ton of metal) * more compliant and flexible, so it can handle more delicate objects

There’s very few hardware approaches in robotics that feel like real innovation, but my jaw hit the floor when I first saw Allonic

These guys just came out of stealth. I love it when people try new things! Will have to keep an eye on them! Great work Allonic !

A Hungarian startup is generating buzz with its automated manufacturing system for building robots that's straight out of Westworld. Budapest-based Allonic just raised $7.2 million to develop its so-called 3D tissue braiding system designed to replace traditional robot assembly.

New humanoid startup out of Hungary: Allonic The unique hand design moves away from rigid industrial design toward a biomimetic approach. - Each finger is braided around like a rope in a single autonomous process; this process also includes the threading of the tendons through

Allonic might revolutionize robotics forever Full video with the founder here: