Munich-based robotics company Microagi, which collects factory and household data to train the next generation of humanoid bots, has raised $55m in Germany’s largest ever seed round.
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July 16, 2026
Munich robotics startup Microagi raises $55m, Germany’s largest ever seed round
The startup teaches robots how to work in factories and homes
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