Safeworld raises $12M to prove gen AI robots are safe
Safeworld emerged from stealth with a seed round of more than $12 million led by Shine Capital and a16z Speedrun. The startup evaluates robot control systems in simulations populated with realistic human models to catch collision risks before deployment.
- Seed round of over $12M led by Shine Capital and a16z Speedrun
- Safeworld tests robots in Genesis and MuJoCo simulations with human models
- Founded by Dr. Ding Zhao, who directs the Safe AI lab at Carnegie Mellon
- Pilot partner Gritt Robotics builds robots for solar panel installation
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