Over the past few years, large enterprises have realized that if they want to make full use of the value of intelligence, they need to restructure business processes from scratch, not just automate the original model. Manufacturing companies are also beginning to understand this during the implementation of robots equipped with physical AI models. The startup Foundry is one such example. The company was founded less than a year ago and revealed to the media that it has completed a new round of financing totaling 100 million US dollars to build an automated factory. Marlinspike Partners led this round of financing, and Khosla Ventures, the lead seed round investor, continued to invest.

Over the past few years, large enterprises have realized that if they want to make full use of the value of intelligence, they need to restructure business processes from scratch, not just automate the original model. Manufacturing companies are also beginning to understand this during the implementation of robots equipped with physical AI models. The startup Foundry is one such example. The company was founded less than a year ago and revealed to the media that it has completed a new round of financing totaling 100 million US dollars to build an automated factory. Marlinspike Partners led this round of financing, and Khosla Ventures, the lead seed round investor, continued to invest.