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- Reinforcement Learning
- Vision-Language-Action

San Francisco based AI company founded in 2024 by researchers from Google DeepMind, Stanford, and UC Berkeley. Develops foundation models for universal robot control, including the pi zero generalist policy. Valued at 5.6 billion dollars after a 600 million dollar Series B, with over 1 billion dollars raised total.
Physical Intelligence (π) is a San Francisco-based startup building general-purpose foundation models for robots, enabling them to perform complex tasks like folding laundry, assembling boxes, and manipulating objects with human-like dexterity. Co-founded in 2024 by leading researchers from Google DeepMind, Stanford, and UC Berkeley, the company has raised over $1 billion at a $5.6 billion valuation.
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Physical Intelligence (π) is a San Francisco-based startup building general-purpose foundation models for robots, enabling them to perform complex tasks like folding laundry, assembling boxes, and manipulating objects with human-like dexterity. Co-founded in 2024 by leading researchers from Google DeepMind, Stanford, and UC Berkeley, the company has raised over $1 billion at a $5.6 billion valuation.
Physical Intelligence was founded in early 2024 by CEO Karol Hausman (former Google DeepMind), Sergey Levine (UC Berkeley), Chelsea Finn (Stanford), Lachy Groom (former Stripe), Adnan Esmail, Brian Ichter, and Quan Vuong.
Its initial $400 million round at $2 billion valuation was led by Jeff Bezos, Lux Capital, and Thrive Capital, with backing from Khosla Ventures, OpenAI, Sequoia, and Redpoint.
In October 2024, Physical Intelligence released π0, a foundation model demonstrating unprecedented generalist capabilities, robots folding laundry, peeling vegetables, and assembling boxes.
By November 2025, a $600 million Series B led by Alphabet's CapitalG brought total funding past $1 billion at $5.6 billion valuation. The company prioritizes fundamental research over near-term revenue, betting that a single general-purpose model can eventually control any physically-actuated device.