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MoSense announced on October 26 that it has completed a hundred-million-yuan Angel+ round of financing, led by CDH Investments and Oasis Capital, with participation from Limx Dynamics, Loongson Venture Capital, and others. According to Intelligent Manufacturing Network, its core product MoSkin is a multimodal metamaterial full-body electronic skin based on electromagnetic metamaterial mechanics technology, capable of covering the hands, limbs, torso, and soles of the feet, simultaneously collecting modalities such as force perception, temperature, slip, vibration, and material, and is accompanied by the development of a world action tactile prediction model. The funds will be used for full-body tactile product R&D, team expansion, computing power investment, and the construction of a mass-production testing system. Currently, this news has been reported by a single source, and there are no subsequent factual developments.
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MoSense, incubated by the HKUST championship team, completes hundred-million-yuan Angel+ funding round and launches MoSkin full-body electronic skin
MoSense announced on October 26 that it has completed a hundred-million-yuan Angel+ funding round, led by CDH Investments and Oasis Capital, with participation from Limx Dynamics, Loongson Venture Capital, and others. Its core product, MoSkin, is a multimodal metamaterial full-body electronic skin based on electromagnetic metastructure mechanics technology. It can cover the hands, limbs, torso, and soles of the feet, simultaneously collecting modalities such as force perception, temperature, slip, vibration, and material, and is accompanied by the development of a world-action tactile prediction model. The funds will be used for full-body tactile product R&D, team expansion, computing power investment, and the construction of a mass-production testing system.