“Robotics may be the biggest product category of all time” - $CDNS CEO. “The projection is $25 trillion. The whole GDP of the world is $110 trillion. So this is huge if this happens.” Extremely bullish on robotics/humanoids directionally. But maybe it’s time for $TSLA and America to really start prioritizing how we build it outside Chinese supply chains?

Robotics doesn't have a model problem. It has a data problem. And underneath that, a deployment problem. Physical AI progresses through real-world interaction. Robots act, fail, recover, and adapt. Without shared standards, every team relearns the same lessons in isolation. Deployment standards determine whether learning compounds or resets. PrismaX is the service layer for physical AI. We run the systems that define how robots get deployed, standardize how interaction data is generated, and integrate human judgment where models fall short, turning fragmented robotics capability into deployable infrastructure. Our Mission: Enable people and robots to work together by setting the standards that allow physical AI systems to learn and improve through real-world operation. Our Vision: A world where intelligent robots are deployed responsibly and at scale, supported by systems that embed human judgment into how intelligence advances. The next chapter for physical AI is about turning real-world operation into scalable intelligence. More soon.

Mind Robotics, the startup founded by Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe, has now raised over $1 billion for its AI-powered industrial robot project, valuing the company at $3.4 billion. The latest fundraising round, which secured $400 million, was led by Kleiner Perkins and includes investments from Salesforce Ventures and Incharge Capital, a Volkswagen-affiliated venture-capital firm, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Humanoid robotics is the bull thesis of the next decade, and almost nobody can buy it. Figure, Physical Intelligence, 1X, Apptronik, Unitree, Agility, and most leading humanoid robotics companies remain private. Access runs through a small set of institutional funds, while the cycle that could define the labor force of the next century is being underwritten without retail in the room. XMAQUINA built the fix: a decentralized ecosystem that opens robotics capital markets to broader participation. The companies being built today will define what physical labor looks like for the next fifty years. If access stays locked behind Sand Hill term sheets and prime-broker desks, robotics becomes one of the most consequential wealth-creation cycles of our lifetimes and one of the most exclusive. The people who saw it coming, who use these systems, and who will work alongside them should not be forced to watch from the sidelines. That is the outcome XMAQUINA exists to prevent. We're excited to have @XMAQUINA launch on Virtuals Protocol. The infrastructure that opened the agent economy to anyone with a wallet now brings that same access model to robotics. The bull thesis of the next decade should not stay private.

We took our robotics hardware to @SolanaEvents AI Accelerate Day. Live teleoperation and egocentric data were recorded — with good coffee, Rubik's cube fun, and a community that showed up. 👇

We are a humanoid robotics startup from the Valley. For the past year, we’ve been quietly building humanoid robots. Today, we want to share something special with the world: Domo — a $2,999 humanoid robot built for developers, creators, researchers, and anyone ready to build with physical intelligence. Enjoy. Details at:

Allocation results for Huayan Robotics and Diagens-B are now in 🔒 1⃣、Huayan Robotics — allocation rate: 0.53% With 20x leverage, 1 lot allocated for every 10 lots subscribed. 2⃣、Diagens-B — allocation rate: 0.25% With 20x leverage, 1 lot allocated for every 20 lots subscribed. 👉

2/ Unitree Robotics @UnitreeRobotics In its third Gala appearance, Unitree brought robotic martial arts to the stage, performing alongside professional athletes. Precision. Balance. Control. A clear signal of hardware maturity and advanced motion intelligence- the prerequisites for reliable, large-scale real-world adoption.

JUST IN: RIVIAN SPINOFF MIND ROBOTICS JUST RAISED $400 MILLION, TWO MONTHS AFTER RAISING $500 MILLION The new round brings the total raised to over $1 billion in under a year and values the company at $3 billion+. The full picture, per WSJ: The new round: - $400M led by Kleiner Perkins - Additional investors include the venture arms of Volkswagen and Salesforce - Volkswagen is Rivian's partner on a software joint venture Capital raised to date: - $115M from Eclipse (2025 seed) - $500M (two months ago) - $400M (this round) - Total: $1B+ The company: - Originally known internally as "Project Synapse" - Builds industrial robotics with "human-like skills" for factory automation - Chairman: Rivian $RIVN CEO RJ Scaringe Scaringe told TechCrunch in March he created Mind Robotics because he felt other startups were not fully equipped to automate industrial work. He also spun out a separate micromobility company called Also, which has raised $300M+ to date.

Meet the Robot+Data@Silicon Valley Robotics Center Event, sponsored by Fabric Foundation! Friday, May 8 @ 6:00pm – 9:00pm in San Francisco Register: Our team will be there to meet with attendees and chat all things robotics and physical AI!