NeuroMesh has completed a $5 million strategic funding round to drive the development of embodied intelligence with a decentralized “collective brain.”

According to Mars Finance, NeuroMesh, a company focused on embodied intelligence, recently announced the completion of a $5 million strategic funding round, valuing the company at $50 million post-money. This round was jointly invested by @alphacapital_vc and @CoinvestorV. NeuroMesh is dedicated to providing edge intelligence solutions for robots and smart devices. Through its device-side intelligence stack, it enables robots to achieve real-time perception, planning, and execution without relying on the cloud. Simultaneously, the experience gained by the machine during learning is synchronized to a decentralized "collective brain," achieving continuous evolution and shared learning through network effects. This model makes the learning outcomes among agents verifiable and cumulative, driving the entire network to become increasingly intelligent with use. NeuroMesh's goal is to build a truly native, verifiable, and shared autonomous intelligent world, making decentralized machine intelligence the infrastructure for next-generation human-machine collaboration. It is reported that this round of funding will be used to accelerate technology research and development, expand the team size, and further expand its applications in industrial automation, service robots, and other scenarios.