Tether participated in Generative Bionics' $80 million funding round, an Italian humanoid robotics company.
Jinse Finance reported that Tether is supporting the development of a new type of industrial humanoid robot, which will undertake dangerous and physically demanding tasks in factories and logistics centers. The stablecoin issuer, together with AMD Ventures, the Italian state-backed Artificial Intelligence Fund, and other investors, has provided 70 million euros in financing to Generative Bionics (a new spin-off from the Italian Institute of Technology). This company, established just one year ago, is developing "physical AI" humanoid robots designed to operate in human-built environments, handling heavy lifting, transportation, and repetitive tasks that are difficult for traditional robotic arms to perform. For Tether, this investment is part of what its CEO Paolo Ardoino describes as a "shift towards supporting digital and physical infrastructure" strategy.
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