Dream Labs raises $90M and launches Dream API for robots

San Francisco startup Dream Labs has raised $90 million in seed funding and launched Dream API, a public interface that turns a robot's camera feed and plain-English instructions into motor commands. Its flagship Dream-1 model is trained on video and controls unfamiliar gripper-equipped robots with zero-shot learning.

• The round was led by B Capital and Kindred Ventures, with SV Angel and Wing VC participating
• Dream-1 supports robots priced $2,000–10,000 and over 20 hardware partners
• The model handles tabletop tasks such as picking, placing and folding laundry
• Funding will mainly go to compute to expand tasks and robot support