Insider Brief
- Linker Vision raised $35 million in a Series A round led by Abico Group, with participation from NVIDIA, Yun-Hsien Enterprise, CIDC Co., Hotung Venture Group, ITIC’s Noah GT Fund, ChangHwa Bank Venture, and Yuanta Venture.
- The company develops Physical AI and Reasoning AI platforms for large-scale deployment across smart cities, smart spaces, industrial AI, telecom, robotics, and autonomous services.
- The new funding will support global expansion across the Americas, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, alongside accelerated product development, platform integration, and talent acquisition.
PRESS RELEASE — Linker Vision, a leading AI software platform company specializing in Physical AI and Reasoning AI technologies, announced the successful close of its US$35 million Series A funding round led by Abico Group, with participation from NVIDIA, Yun-Hsien Enterprise, CIDC Co., Hotung Venture Group, ITIC’s Noah GT Fund, ChangHwa Bank Venture, and Yuanta Venture, marking a significant milestone in Linker Vision’s mission to accelerate global AI ecosystem development.
Linker Vision’s platforms enable large-scale deployment of AI applications for smart cities and smart spaces, including industrial AI, enterprise AI, Telco AI, humanoid robotics, and autonomous services. This strategic investment reinforces Linker Vision’s vision to lead the next wave of AI innovation globally.
The funding will be used to:
- Expand Linker Vision’s global footprint across the United States, Latin America, Asia, the Middle East and Europe
- Accelerate product development, platform integration, and attract top global talent
About Abico Group
Abico Group, the lead investor in this round, is a well-established Taiwanese conglomerate with over 60 years of experience in manufacturing and strategic investment. The group actively supports startups and global expansion in cutting-edge fields such as robotics and AI, including a strategic stake in Agility Robotics in 2025. Abico is committed to advancing the innovation ecosystem through technology, investment, and sustainability.
