Nidus, an American robotics company, has completed a $30 million financing round, led by Kleiner Perkins and Costanoa

According to official news, the American robotics company Nidus announced the completion of a $30 million financing round, led by Kleiner Perkins and Costanoa, with participation from Ludlow Ventures, SF1, Absolute Partners, Tau, and angel investors, including Chris Power, founder of Hadrian, Adrian Aoun, co-founder of Dulo, and Nikhil Goel, Chief Business Officer of Archer.

Nidus develops and deploys foundational robotic models that enable traditional industrial robots to perform precision assembly tasks, utilizing a sovereign AI training approach that allows clients to retain their own knowledge. The company currently delivers customized models for harness processing automation on its proprietary platform, which is built according to the security requirements of the U.S. Department of Defense. Nidus claims that its revenue has surpassed seven figures within the first four months of its establishment. This round of funding will be used to expand the engineering team, extend automation from harness processing to more factory processes, and scale deployments with U.S. defense manufacturers.