Archive · 30 Jul 2025
Skild AI Unveils General-Purpose AI Model for Multi-Purpose Robots
Imagine robots that can do more than just one job.
Skild AI made a special brain, called Skild Brain, to help robots think and move more like people.
This new brain allows robots to walk up stairs, pick up things, and not fall over.
They learn by watching videos and practicing in a computer world, and then they get even better as they work in the real world.
The company has already raised a lot of money and has clients in different industries.
The AI model can be used on all sorts of robots, from machines on assembly lines to human-like robots.
It’s like giving robots a super smart upgrade.
Skild AI, backed by Amazon and SoftBank, launched a general-purpose AI model for robots.
The model, called Skild Brain, allows robots to perform tasks like navigating and responding like humans.
Skild AI trains its model using simulated episodes, human-action videos, and robot data.
The company's clients include LG CNS and partners in logistics and industrial applications.
Skild AI raised $300 million in a Series A funding round last year, valuing it at $1.5 billion.
- Who
- Skild AI, backed by Amazon and SoftBank, created the AI model.
- What
- Skild AI unveiled a general-purpose AI model, Skild Brain, for robots.
- When
- The announcement was made on Tuesday.
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- To enable robots to perform diverse tasks and adapt to changing surroundings.
- Company
- Skild AI
- Model Name
- Skild Brain
- Backers
- Amazon, SoftBank
- Funding Round
- Series A
- Funding Amount
- $300 million
- Valuation
- $1.5 billion
- Clients
- LG CNS, logistics and industrial partners