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Walden Robotics
Walden builds general-purpose wheeled-humanoid robots that run proprietary Large Behavior Models (LBMs) derived from a decade of foundational research at Toyota Research Institute, including Diffusion Policy. The robots learn continuously in production environments rather than in simulation, tightening the gap between pilot and real work. Hardware—bright orange-and-white upper torso with two-sensor head plus wheeled or fixed base—is designed specifically for industrial floors in manufacturing and logistics. The full autonomy stack (hardware, software, AI models) is developed in-house in Cambridge, MA.
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Walden General-Purpose Humanoid (wheeled)
- Wheeled or fixed-platform base; upper humanoid torso with arms and two-sensor head; orange and white coloring
Physical form factor as described at launch
Claim source - Runs proprietary Large Behavior Models (LBMs) enabling continuous learning in production
On-robot AI model architecture
Claim source - Capable of machine tending, tool setting, parts kitting, and assembly tasks in manufacturing and logistics
Task categories supported at launch
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Deviation Capital, Toyota Motor Corp, NVIDIA, Boeing, AE Ventures, Samsung Ventures, Prologis Ventures, CoreWeave Ventures, Calibrate Ventures, Colle Capital, Shine Capital, NextView Ventures, Squarepoint Capital, One Madison Group, KAS Venture Partners, Menlo Ventures
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