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Samsung C-Lab hosts 15 startups for tech validation with cumulative 1000 incubated ventures

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Samsung Electronics hosted its eighth C-Lab showcase on November 10, where 15 of 30 incubated startups demonstrated robotics AI, soft-robot joints, wireless charging, and autonomous quadruped locomotion. The event aimed to foster investment and business partnerships, with 12 local ventures from Daegu, Gyeongsangbuk-do, and Gwangju participating alongside Seoul-based teams. Samsung provided up to 100 million KRW in non-equity support, marking the eighth cohort of its external startup program that has cumulatively incubated 1000 projects since 2012.

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“三星C-Lab培育的机器人与AI初创企业齐聚一堂……累计发掘1000家”

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    Samsung C-Lab hosts 15 startups for tech validation with cumulative 1000 incubated ventures

    Samsung Electronics hosted its eighth C-Lab showcase on November 10, where 15 of 30 incubated startups demonstrated robotics AI, soft-robot joints, wireless charging, and autonomous quadruped locomotion. The event aimed to foster investment and business partnerships, with 12 local ventures from Daegu, Gyeongsangbuk-do, and Gwangju participating alongside Seoul-based teams. Samsung provided up to 100 million KRW in non-equity support, marking the eighth cohort of its external startup program that has cumulatively incubated 1000 projects since 2012.

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