Physical AI simulation company Antioch has raised $32 million in a Series A round led by Greylock, with participation from A* Capital, Category Ventures, BoxGroup, Icehouse Ventures, and angel investors. The company said artificial intelligence has already sped up software development, but physical autonomous systems are still constrained by slow and costly hardware development cycles. Antioch provides simulation tools for physical AI teams to build, test, and validate systems. Its customers and partners include Amazon Ring, NVIDIA Robotics, and Nebius. The company also said it is expanding quickly and hiring across simulation, infrastructure, machine learning, 3D graphics, go-to-market, and operations roles.
Physical AI simulation company Antioch has raised $32 million in a Series A round led by Greylock, according to ChainCatcher. A* Capital, Category Ventures, BoxGroup, Icehouse Ventures, and angel investors also joined the financing.
Antioch said AI has already accelerated software development, but physical autonomous systems still face limits from slow and expensive hardware development. The company provides simulation capabilities for physical AI teams to build, test, and validate systems.
Antioch said its customers and partners include Amazon Ring, NVIDIA Robotics, and Nebius. The company added that it is expanding quickly and hiring for roles across simulation, infrastructure, machine learning, 3D graphics, go-to-market, and operations.
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