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        Israel-based Intuition Robotics has launched ElliQ 3, a new version of its established companion robot. Announced at CES Las Vegas, ElliQ 3 is designed to assist in eldercare facilities by fostering social wellness, reducing feelings of loneliness, and reinforcing a sense of recognition.
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        The latest model, ElliQ 3, features a range of enhancements, including improved design, more robust hardware, and GenAI integration. The design is now more compact, featuring an upgraded onboard MediaTek octa-core processor and an expanded memory. A key component of its updated package is the integration of LLMs (large language models), which elevate the robot's conversational competence in both structured and open-ended conversations.
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<p>Israel-based Intuition Robotics launched ElliQ 3, a fresh iteration of their companion robot, to support eldercare facilities. The robot, unveiled at CES Las Vegas, promotes social wellness and reduces isolation. ElliQ 3 has several improvements such as enhanced design, robust hardware, and GenAI integration. It comes with a compact design, an upgraded MediaTek octa-core processor, and increased memory. The integration of LLMs (large language models) boosts the robot's dialogue capabilities in both structured and spontaneous discussions. </p>
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Intuition Robotics launches updated version of companion robot ‘ElliQ 3’

Intuition Robotics, a company that focuses on combating loneliness in older adults through digital companionship, has raised $25 million in additional funding. This includes $20 million in venture capital and $5 million in venture debt. The funding round was led by Toyota's Woven Capital growth funding, with participation from Toyota Ventures, OurCrowd, and Western Technology Investment. The total funds raised by Intuition Robotics now amount to $83 million. The funding will be used to meet the increasing demand for its companion robot ElliQ from government agencies and healthcare organizations, as well as integrate ElliQ into healthcare systems. Intuition Robotics has already launched programs to provide ElliQ at no cost to end users through partnerships with aging offices in several states.

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Intuition Robotics launches updated version of companion robot ‘ElliQ 3’

Intuition Robotics raises additional USD 25 million in funding