ARK Invest (ARK Venture Fund)
ARK Invest (ARK Venture Fund) is a venture capital firm based in USA. ARK Invest (ARK Venture Fund) has deployed $10M in robotics investments. Its humanoid robotics portfolio includes Figure AI, Apptronik. Focus areas include disruptive innovation, genomics, robotics, AI.
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ARK Invest (ARK Venture Fund) is a venture capital firm based in USA. ARK Invest (ARK Venture Fund) has deployed $10M in robotics investments. Its humanoid robotics portfolio includes Figure AI, Apptronik. Focus areas include disruptive innovation, genomics, robotics, AI.
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