West Well Labs
West Well Labs is a developer of an IC framework simulating the activities of human nerve cells, designed to be embedded in robots for complex computing without relaying data to the cloud. The company intends to construct a framework that does not conform to Von Neumann architecture, with a final chip size of a postage stamp that can be embedded in robots to perform complex computing tasks. The team is composed of…
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West Well Labs is a developer of an IC framework simulating the activities of human nerve cells, designed to be embedded in robots for complex computing without relaying data to the cloud. The company intends to construct a framework that does not conform to Von Neumann architecture, with a final chip size of a postage stamp that can be embedded in robots to perform complex computing tasks. The team is composed of neuromorphic researchers focused on advancing brain-inspired computing architectures for robotics applications. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Jinzhong, China, West Well Labs has raised approximately 14.2 million at the Series C stage with investors including Empower Investment, Chao Capital, Senry Batt, Hegao Capital, Anxin Securities, tonghaocapital.com, LaunchHill, Fosun Star Future Capital, New Alliance Capital, and PreAngel Fund.
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Consumer Robotics > Tech Enablers > Development Board & Hardware > Robot Brains
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