Uzbek founder's Humanola startup raised $2.5 million in investment

Sanjar Atamurodov from Uzbekistan successfully raised $2.5 million in investment to develop his Humanola startup in Silicon Valley. This investment round was led by prestigious venture capital firms such as Link Ventures, Bad Ideas Fund, and Georgia Tech Fund, as well as by well-known entrepreneur Akmal Payziyev, who participated as a business angel.

Humanola is developing technology that enables users to control humanoid robots with minimal latency from anywhere in the world. Every movement made by the operator is converted into data for training artificial intelligence, laying a solid foundation for future autonomous physical agents. According to the company's estimates, such solutions could completely transform labor markets, industrial automation, healthcare, logistics, and systems for performing tasks in complex or hazardous conditions.

The company plans to expand its team, accelerate platform development, and adapt its remote robot control systems to new industries and use cases.