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Tactile Robot Startup Raises Tens of Millions CNY in Angel Round

Tactile robot startup completed an angel round of tens of millions CNY from Lihe Capital and others. The company focuses on physical AI contact intelligence, using a 'dense force field' technology to improve tactile sensing and force control in robots.

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