Dream Labs Raises $90M to Build AI for Everyday Robots
Dream Labs Raises $90M in Seed Funding Dream Labs has raised $90 million in seed funding to develop artificial intelligence for everyday robots. The San Francisco-based startup was founded in The post Dream Labs Raises $90M to Build AI for Everyday Robots appeared first on Ventureburn .
Dream Labs has secured $90 million in seed funding to create AI for everyday robots, according to a report from Ventureburn. Founded in 2026 by ex-NVIDIA researchers, the San Francisco-based startup aims to develop more flexible robots through a common AI model. The company believes many robots currently struggle to apply learned skills to new tasks or machines.
Dream Labs' new Dream API and Fine-tuning as a Service allow developers to program robots using plain English instructions and tailored AI models, respectively. The Robot Playground lets users test the technology through a browser interface. Dream-1, the company's flagship model, leverages video-based learning to perform everyday tasks across various robot platforms, with plans to support more advanced hardware.
With over 20 hardware partners, Dream Labs' technology could make robotics AI more accessible, enabling developers to build more useful applications on existing machines and reducing the need for multiple systems to suit different robots.
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