Trener Robotics, formerly T-Robotics, raised $32 million in Series A funding to scale its Acteris platform, which uses pre-trained AI skills to replace traditional robot programming and enables operators to control robots through natural conversation, intuitive task sequences and high-fidelity simulation. Its optimized motion detectability and intelligent collision avoidance features react to changes
while real-time production dashboards monitor performance. The system is compatible for integration with leading robotics brands including ABB, Universal Robots and Fanuc. “We give robots the ability to understand and act with true intelligence learned from data extracted from humans, robots and videos of industrial processes,” said Asad Tirmizi, co-founder and CEO.

