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Nykaa's strong Q2 show; Cost of UPI convenienceNykaa delivered a stellar second quarter as its two primary businesses grew amid festive demand. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.- Robotics startup Miko raises $10.5 million from iHeartMedia, to integrate US firm’s audio content in devicesRobotics startup Miko has secured $10.5 million in funding from iHeartMedia, an American audio media company. This partnership will see iHe...
- Billie Eilish unveils Young Miko, Tom Odell as star lineup tour openers for ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ runBillie Eilish's Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour will have Tom Odell, Young Miko, Men I Trust, and Lucy Dacus as opening acts. The tour already br...
- Educational AI-powered robot Miko to use Gemini for quality controlMiko has built its own proprietary AI models over 10 years. Google's Gemini plays a role in Miko's automated quality assurance and security...
- When Miko Robot employees stayed in an Airbnb for 90 days to make 50,000 unitsThe CEO of the company that makes AI-based companion robots, Sneh Vaswani, explains that entrepreneurs have to adapt to the situation and o...
- 'The Interview' actor Randall Park's directorial debut 'Shortcomings' premieres at Sundance Film Festival, receives rave reviews"Shortcomings," based on Adrian Tomine's graphic novel, is finally coming to the big screen after a delay of 15 years. Randall Park, who wa...
- Genshin Impact 3.7 Update: Release date, characters banners, key detailsGenshin Impact's 3.7 update is out with new banners and events. Yoimiya and Yae Miko are featured in reruns, and Kirara is introduced as a ...
- Robotics startup Miko acquires 70% stake in Square Off, eyes $100 million revenue by next yearSneh Vaswani, Miko’s cofounder and chief executive officer (CEO), said the acquisition is a natural fit for two companies that share a pass...
- Miko raises $28 million in Series B roundMiko creates personal robots which are used as companion robots for children. The company witnessed a three-times increase in use over the ...
- Indian robotics company Miko partners Gaana to bring robots with musicThis is Miko’s first music streaming collaboration. The service will be default integration for all premium subscribers under the company’s...
- Miko robotics gets Rs 50 crore funding from IvyCap Ventures, othersThe robotics startup will use the funding from investors IvyCap Ventures, Chiratae Ventures and YourNest Capital for product development an...
- Miko launches Hindi speaking robots“With the growing awareness on the importance of wholistic parenting, people are now more conscious and recognize the gravity of this topic...
- Stride Ventures to fund 10-15 startups by March 2021The company typically funds startups in the edu-tech, agritech, consumer, logistics, and healthtech sectors.
- Robot maker Miko raises Rs 23 crore in pre-series B led by Stride VenturesAfter Miko's US expansion earlier last year, it has scaled its user base in more than 90 countries, it said. The company also said it had s...
- Miko expects to expand sales of its emotive robots in USEarlier this year, Miko (a Mumbai-based startup that makes emotive robots) had raised a Rs 53 crore Series A round of funding led by Chirat...
- Robot maker Miko raises 53 cr in Series A investmentThe company will use the fresh round of funding for market expansion in North America, UK and the Middle East.
- Emotix raises $2m from IDG Ventures India, YourNestThe funds will be used for new product development and research in the area of consumer robotics focussed on emotional and artificial intel...
- A robot as a child's companion? Emotix's Miko takes baby stepsPaired with a phone, this versatile bot can hold conversations with children, do fun things like tell stories or sing songs and answer gene...
- WNS distributes child companion robot MIKO to school childrenStudents at these schools will be able to interact with MIKO, an emotionally-intelligent, companion robot, capable of engaging, educating a...
- Robots are changing not just the way we work but parenting as well; here's a glance at what the future holdsAs we shape machines based on human patterns, the distinction between physical, digital and biological is getting blurred.
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