Tacta Systems Raises $75M for Dexterous Intelligence

Tacta Systems announced $75 million in funding on June 26, 2025 for what it calls Dextrous Intelligence, a robotics layer meant to give machines tactile skills and spatial awareness. The financing combines a previously undisclosed $11 million seed round led by Matter Venture Partners with a $64 million Series A led by America's Frontier Fund and SBVA.

The funding is large for a company that has not yet published named customer deployments, robot counts, or production performance metrics. Tacta describes Dextrous Intelligence as a smart nervous system for robots: a software-hardware-AI stack that lets robots sense and adapt while manipulating the physical world. The target is contact-rich manipulation, where force feedback and spatial understanding decide whether automation works.

Andreas Bibl, co-founder and CEO, framed the company around the gap between digital AI and physical work. In Tacta's announcement, he said AI models have become sophisticated with text and video while much of the physical world remains difficult for machines to understand. The company is aiming at factory work and physical labor where human hands still handle variability that conventional automation avoids.

Matter Venture Partners led the seed round, while America’s Frontier Fund and SBVA led the Series A. Corporate backers include Sojitz, Yazaki and Woven Capital.

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