2025-12-25 07:23:02

The Web3 robotics track in 2026 is ushering in a new round of funding boom. Three innovative projects worth close attention are reshaping the industry landscape.

Among them, BitRobot has secured $8 million in funding through an integrated solution of robot data, computing power, datasets, and human collaboration, carving out a differentiated path in data-driven development. PrismaX has raised $11 million by integrating remote control capabilities, offering new ideas for remote operation and intelligent decision-making. Meanwhile, OpenMind's decentralized AI operating system concept is the most forward-looking, with a funding scale of $20 million demonstrating capital's recognition of its technological prospects, aiming to build a distributed underlying architecture for intelligent machines.

These three projects approach the integration of robotics and artificial intelligence from different dimensions, representing new attempts by the Web3 track to implement AI applications.

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ser_we_are_early

· 8h ago

This round of funding is indeed quite aggressive, but I still think OpenMind's distributed architecture is the most innovative... BitRobot's approach feels a bit traditional.

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AltcoinHunter

· 8h ago

OpenMind's $20 million funding round is indeed impressive. The decentralized AI operating system seems to have identified a pain point, but it's easy to boast and hard to implement... BitRobot's data-driven approach sounds more practical; that's the real way to make money, right?

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PanicSeller

· 8h ago

8 million? That's a bit modest for the funding amount, OpenMind doubled that and more... Feels like OpenMind is playing chess, while the other two are playing mahjong. BitRobot's human-machine collaboration sounds good, but I wonder how it works in real scenarios. PrismaX's remote control capability... Are they trying to make a drone version of ChatGPT? The logic behind decentralized AI operating systems is a bit convoluted. What exactly can it be implemented for? Wait, who are the backers of these three projects? Never heard of them. $20 million, does the capital really believe in this? Or is it another round of harvesting retail investors... I'll wait and see, wait until there's a real product. I'm actually a bit interested in OpenMind. The idea of a distributed underlying layer is indeed fresh.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 8h ago

According to research, there's something interesting behind this round of funding data—technically speaking, OpenMind's $20 million funding round is indeed eye-catching, but the question is that the implementation path for decentralized AI OS remains a mystery. It is worth noting that the difference in funding levels between BitRobot and PrismaX reflects the market's different expectations for the "data-driven" versus "remote control operation" approaches. This comparison alone is worth a deeper look. Honestly, can a funding scale of 8 million to 20 million truly support the narrative of "reshaping the industry landscape"? Overall, it might still be a bit exaggerated.

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 8h ago

My several comments: 1. The 20 million funding for openmind is really outrageous, feels like capital is just blowing bubbles again. 2. bitrobot's data-driven approach is pretty good, but execution is the key. 3. Another round of funding frenzy, how many can survive the bear market this time? 4. I'm curious about prismax's remote control operation. Is this technology really reliable? 5. Web3 robot track has been hyped for so long, where are the actual products? 6. All three projects are good, just see who can deliver results first. 7. Throwing 20 million at openmind, this bet is just too big. 8. The funding number sounds quite high, but what about real competitiveness? 9. Human collaboration integration plan, sounds like a gimmick. 10. Decentralized AI operating system? How much better can this be compared to centralized solutions?

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BasementAlchemist

· 8h ago

Oh my God, the 20 million from OpenMind really broke my defense. The underlying concept of distributed robots is truly brilliant. BitRobot's data-driven approach doesn't seem to have much novelty? It feels like just renaming old concepts to rehash them. PrismaX's remote control + AI decision-making is quite interesting. This is actually something that can be practically used. I just don't know how far this funding wave can go. It feels like everyone is just telling stories... Is OpenMind really planning to build decentralized machines? Or is it just another PPT fundraising project? Among these three, I like PrismaX the most. At least its logic is coherent and not overly hyped. Wait, these amounts—8 million, 11 million, 20 million—who's backing them? VC funding is so aggressive. The future of robots + Web3 might come faster than we think. Or is it just another capital game?

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TerraNeverForget

· 8h ago

20 million USD for OpenMind, this fundraising scale is a bit outrageous, just for a "distributed underlying architecture" concept? BitRobot's data-driven approach is pragmatic, but how far 8 million USD can go is really hard to say. PrismaX's 11 million USD feels a bit mediocre. By the way, can these three projects actually be implemented? Or is this just another prelude to a new round of scalpings. Wait, why is no one mentioning OpenMind's actual product progress? How long can they rely solely on fundraising news? The hype in this sector is rising, but how many can truly survive? I still favor BitRobot's human-machine collaboration idea, at least it's a practical application direction. Another round of fundraising news bombardment, but what about real technological breakthroughs? Predicting 2026 now like this, we'll see when the time comes. Anyway, I've heard this kind of rhetoric too many times. The entire Web3 robot sector still feels like it's in the conceptual stage. If OpenMind can really develop a distributed AI system, that would be impressive, but it's still too early to talk about that now.

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