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Abu Dhabi companies invest in US startup Maven Robotics

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Two Abu Dhabi companies have backed US startup Maven Robotics in its $100 million fundraising round. Venture capital company Shorooq and Abu Dhabi-listed AI company Presight invested in the industrial robot developer’s Series A round, the two said in a joint statement. They did not disclose the details of their investments. “The first wave of […]

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