Realset AI Raises $10M to Feed Robots Real-World Human Data
“The internet is exhausted. The physical world is not.” That line opens the funding announcement from Realset AI , a San Jose startup that sends people with cameras into real kitchens, warehouses, and assembly lines to record skilled human work — then sells the recordings as training data for AI models and robots. On Tuesday, the company said it and a sister company, Flatkey, have raised $10 million in Series A funding . The announcement went out via Send2Press at 7:00 a.m. EDT on September 30, datelined San Jose, California, with Realset AI named as the news source. The money will go toward expanding the company’s network of capture sites — actual workplaces and studio environments — growing its pool of expert demonstrators and domain specialists, and building open benchmarks that measure whether an AI policy works outside the lab. No lead investor was named in the release, and as of publication, no other outlet has identified one either. File...