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Apple veterans behind some of the core technology that powers Face ID are stepping into the robotics spotlight with a new startup aimed at redefining how machines see and understand the world. The company, called Lyte, emerged from stealth this week with roughly $107 million in funding and an ambition to provide what its founders describe as a “visual brain” for robots. Based in Mountain View, California, Lyte was founded in 2021 by Alexander Shpunt, Arman Hajati, and Yuval Gerson, all of whom previously worked at Apple on depth-sensing and perception systems central to Face ID. …
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