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Origin has emerged from stealth and announced a total of $20 million in funding. According to Robotics & Automation News, the round was co-led by Accel and Zacua Ventures, and the funds will mainly be used to deploy its flagship robot OG-1 and expand its fleet. OG-1 is driven by Origin's self-developed Construction Action Model and can autonomously complete tasks such as wall plastering, sanding, and priming, with a maximum working height of 14 feet, and has already begun pilot programs at customer sites in the United States and Europe. There are currently no subsequent developments.
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Origin Emerges from Stealth with $20 Million to Use General-Purpose Robots for Interior Construction
Origin has emerged from stealth with $20 million in total funding, led jointly by Accel and Zacua Ventures, which will be used primarily to deploy its flagship robot OG-1 and expand its fleet. OG-1 is powered by Origin's self-developed Construction Action Model and can autonomously complete tasks such as wall plastering, sanding, and priming, with a maximum working height of 14 feet, and has already begun pilot programs at customer sites in the United States and Europe.