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Lingyan Technology Completes Series A and Series A+ Funding for Its Emotionally

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Lingyan Technology, a company specializing in emotionally intelligent facial expression systems for humanoid robots, has completed its Series A and Series A+ funding rounds. The company's FaceSoul Agent platform enables robots to generate natural facial expressions by integrating speech and visual input. The technology is designed for use in humanoid robots, commercial service robots, and emotional companions, with a focus on achieving high levels of realism and avoiding the uncanny valley effect.

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    Lingyan Technology Completes Series A and Series A+ Funding for Its Emotionally Intelligent Facial Expression System

    Lingyan Technology, a company specializing in emotionally intelligent facial expression systems for humanoid robots, has completed its Series A and Series A+ funding rounds. The company's FaceSoul Agent platform enables robots to generate natural facial expressions by integrating speech and visual input. The technology is designed for use in humanoid robots, commercial service robots, and emotional companions, with a focus on achieving high levels of realism and avoiding the uncanny valley effect.

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