Robotics startup Theker has secured $85 million in funding to manufacture factory robots built for flexibility rather than specialization. According to TechCrunch, the company's modular approach contrasts with competitors like Boston Dynamics, whose humanoid robots are built around a fixed form. Theker's reconfigurable hardware allows manufacturers to adapt the same machine for different production tasks.

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