PrismaX is sponsoring BASS SBC 2026 this Thursday. Founder and CEO Bayley Wang joins the speaker lineup at Stanford University's in-person summit for the blockchain ecosystem, alongside leaders from Andreessen Horowitz, Visa, Solana, Circle, NEAR Protocol, and more. BASS sits at the intersection of AI, finance, and blockchain. Physical AI belongs in that conversation. The PrismaX team will be on the ground all day. If you're attending, come find us. Thursday, July 30. 9 AM to 5:30 PM. Stanford. RSVP 👉 https://lnkd.in/eup942Qz Blockchain Builders Stanford Blockchain Accelerator
About us
PrismaX is a robotics-native service layer that sets the standards for how robots, data, and human work are deployed to advance intelligence for physical AI systems. By operating human-in-the-loop systems in real environments, PrismaX defines how robotic work generates data and how that data is translated into intelligent behavior. These standards serve as a shared deployment protocol, allowing robotics and AI companies to deploy systems correctly, learn faster, and progress toward autonomy with confidence. Founded by a team with deep experience across robotics, AI, and crypto, PrismaX is building durable infrastructure that helps people and robots work together in the real world. The company is backed by an $11M seed round led by a16zcrypto CSX.
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https://prismax.ai/
External link for PrismaX
- Industry
- IT Services and IT Consulting
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
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- Public Company
- Founded
- 2024
Employees at PrismaX
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Back from Decasonic's Web3 Investor Day in Chicago. The theme was Investing in Adoption, and it was one of the most encouraging rooms I've been in this year. You could feel the theme in the questions. A room of Web3 investors focused less on the next narrative and more on what actually reaches the real world. For physical AI, that's exactly the kind of capital the field needs. Patient and pointed at adoption rather than hype. Bayley spoke on why not all robotics data is created equal, and why the right data depends entirely on what you're training. The short version: a foundation model that can handle a messy kitchen needs real people completing real tasks to a standard, not just more hours of footage. The other thing I loved: we brought robots. In a room full of pitch decks and panels, the thing people gathered around all day was machines you could actually watch work. A small reminder of something I believe deeply. Nothing sells physical AI like the physical part. Thank you to the Decasonic team, and to VanEck, Bridge Alternatives, and New Form Capital for a sharp room and a genuinely good day.
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Adoption of physical AI is not a hardware problem. It is a data problem. That was Bayley's message this week at Decasonic's Web3 Investor Day in Chicago, where PrismaX presented as one of nine showcase companies. The theme of the day was "Investing in Adoption," and for robotics, the honest answer is uncomfortable: better arms and faster processors are not the bottleneck. The data is. As Bayley put it earlier this year: "Everyone is selling robotics data. Most of it isn't what you actually need." The right kind of data depends entirely on what you are training. A foundation model that generalizes to a messy kitchen needs real humans completing real tasks, held to a standard, not more hours of whatever was cheapest to collect. That is the question most teams skip before the check gets cut, and it is the one PrismaX was built to answer. Thanks to the Decasonic team for a sharp room and a good conversation!
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There's a robot arm drawing at Willis Tower right now! The PrismaX demo is live at Decasonic's 5th Annual Web3 Investor Day, and it's hands-on: take the controls, pick your colors, and make a drawing with a robot you operate yourself. Both PrismaX founders, Chyna Q. and Bayley Wang, are at our table. Come meet them, grab the controls, and see what your robot art looks like. TechChicago Week attendees: the networking area is where the drawing happens!
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Bayley Wang takes the stage at Stanford University this Sunday! Our cofounder and CEO is speaking at the Robotics × Physical AI Founder-Investor Summit on Sunday, July 26, at the Stanford Faculty Club, hosted by CANOPY and IntelliPro Pitch. He joins Panel 1, GTM Strategy: From Prototype to Product to Real Market, alongside: ⭐ Xiyang Yeh, Co-founder & CTO, Flexiv Robotics ⭐ Yuzhe Qin, Co-founder & CTO, Dexmate ⭐ AnhPhu Nguyen, Co-founder, MIRA ⭐ Aurora Feng, Founder, Neural Motion ⭐ Ruoya Sheng, Product Manager Lead, ByteDance ⭐ Moderated by Robert Zhang, Co-founder, CloudMinds Technology Inc. The topic sits at the center of what PrismaX does. Moving robotics from prototype to real market takes more than a working demo. It takes deployment infrastructure, real operational data, and customers who pay for outcomes. Countless teleoperation sessions and thousands of live teleop hours on our platform have shown us where that transition breaks and what it takes to cross it. The day also features a keynote from Soha Pouya, Senior Director of Robotics Software Engineering at NVIDIA, and closing remarks from Sebastian Thrun, founder of Google X and Udacity. 📅 Sunday, July 26, 1:00 to 7:00 PM PT, Stanford Faculty Club If you're in the room, find Bayley and say hello.
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At Decasonic, a product-first approach is a core part of how we invest, and it will be on full display at the 5th Annual Web3 Investor Day. This year’s Company Showcase will feature live product demos from Membrane Labs , Anomaly , Giant - Loved by Kids, Opinion, PrismaX, BitRobot Foundation, Cambrian Network, Kairos, and Decasonic. Each company is translating emerging technologies into tangible products, active use cases, and clearer evidence of adoption. It is the kind of work we believe matters: products that can be tested, experienced, and evaluated. This year's Web3 Investor Day brings together our strongest concentration of investors, industry leaders, and product builders yet. Capacity is nearly full. Register now to secure your place. Join us on July 23 at Willis Tower during TechChicago Week. Register here 👉 https://lnkd.in/g225gddP
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PrismaX will be at Decasonic's 5th Annual Web3 Investor Day on July 23 at Willis Tower, Chicago. Bayley Wang is speaking, and PrismaX is one of nine companies in this year's Company Showcase, live product demos selected for evidence of adoption rather than promise of it. The theme this year is Investing in Adoption. As Web3 shifts from experimentation to real usage, that is exactly the standard we want to be measured against. Thank you to the Decasonic team for having us alongside VanEck, New Form Capital, and Bridge Alternatives during TechChicago Week. Registration details in the comments ⤵️
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Robots are moving from tools to economic participants. Next Tuesday, Shaye Backus, Head of Growth at PrismaX, joins MPM Labs - Digital Asset Ventures OnStage for The Financial Rails for Robotics and the Machine Economy, a LinkedIn Live discussion on machine identity, payments, and settlement for autonomous devices. She joins host Matt Kielczewski, co-host Kyle Sonlin 🌴 of Global Settlement Network, Sue Ennis of Realbotix (TSXV: XBOT | OTCQB: XBOTF | FSE: 76M0.F), and Bill Lee of dualmint. PrismaX operators have run countless teleoperation sessions on real robots. When machines do real work, identity, payment permissions, and settlement stop being theoretical questions. That operational base is where we enter this conversation. 📅 Tuesday, July 21, 2 PM CET, live on LinkedIn. Tune in ⤵️
Robotics is moving from demonstration to deployment, and that shift raises a financial infrastructure question most markets are only beginning to confront. If autonomous devices can work, collect data, provide services, and generate revenue, how will they identify themselves, receive payments, settle transactions, and participate in machine-to-machine commerce? MPM Labs OnStage is live again on 𝐓𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐝𝐚𝐲, 𝐉𝐮𝐥𝐲 21𝐬𝐭, with a focused conversation on: The Financial Rails for Robotics and the Machine Economy How DePIN, machine identity, and onchain payments could support autonomous devices that transact and generate revenue. This is where business meets blockchain. The machine economy is becoming a practical question about infrastructure. Machines may need wallets. Devices may need verifiable identities. Autonomous systems may need payment permissions. Fleets may need to distribute revenue across owners, operators, service providers, and communities. A robotaxi, drone, sensor, charging station, or autonomous machine fleet does not only create a technical challenge. It creates a financial and operational question around ownership, settlement, control, risk, and revenue flow. 📅 Live panel — Tuesday, July 21st 🕑 2 PM CET 📍 LinkedIn Live 👤 Host: Matt Kielczewski — MPM Labs - Digital Asset Ventures OnStage Host 👥 Co-Host: Kyle Sonlin 🌴 — President & Co-Founder, Global Settlement Network 🗣️ Speakers Sue Ennis — President, Realbotix (TSXV: XBOT | OTCQB: XBOTF | FSE: 76M0.F) Shaye Backus — Head of Growth, PrismaX Bill Lee — CEO, dualmint In this edition of MPM Labs OnStage, we’ll unpack • How robotics and autonomous devices are becoming revenue-generating infrastructure. • Why machine identity, wallets, and payment permissions matter for autonomous transactions. • How DePIN networks can verify real-world machine activity and connect it to payments or rewards. • The risks around liability, custody, safety, fraud, data integrity, regulation, and autonomous execution. This is a focused conversation for founders, robotics companies, DePIN builders, payment infrastructure teams, investors, and market participants tracking the next phase of onchain finance. The question is not only whether machines can become more autonomous. It is whether the financial infrastructure around them can support that autonomy. 🔗 RSVP to join us live 👇 #DePIN #Robotics #MachineEconomy #OnchainFinance #DigitalAssets #Stablecoins #BlockchainInfrastructure
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As Web3 Investor Day turns five this year, our conference reflects how far adoption has evolved. We're excited to convene leaders across Web3, AI, markets, tokenization, stablecoins, investing, policy, banking, and institutional capital for the 5th Annual Web3 Investor Day. This year’s theme is Investing in Adoption. After multiple cycles of experimentation, volatility, and reset, Web3 is entering a new phase defined by real usage, institutional capital formation, and AI convergence moving crypto closer to mainstream markets. We're excited to host our invite-only event in Chicago during TechChicago Week by P33 for what we believe will be our strongest Web3 Investor Day yet. Presented by Bridge Alternatives, Decasonic, VanEck, and New Form Capital, this year’s conference curates a group of operators, investors, allocators, founders, and institutional leaders who are shaping where Web3 adoption is compounding and where the next decade of value creation will emerge. Notable speakers include: Jan van Eck of Van Eck | Brian Walls of Bridge Alternatives| Timothy McDermott of Kalshi | Yuval Rooz of Digital Asset | Sam Hellene of CMT Digital | Abdul Al Ali of Decasonic | Abin Kuriakose of World Business Chicago | Adil Abdulali of Amitis Capital | Amanda Young of BitRobot | Andrew Gordon of Gordon Law | Bayley Wang of PrismaX | Bruno Faviero of Kraken | Christian Pickett of Orthogonal | David Ervin of Ondo | Dev Bharel of Solana Foundation | Duane Block of Alvarez & Marsal | Duke Kim of Securitize | Emnet Rios of Digital Asset | Erik Brown of Northwestern University | Greg Girasole, CFA of Motus Capital Management | Joseph Naggar of Feynman Point | Justin Patel of Decasonic | Komil Desai of Visa | Long Do of Anomaly | Mark Frank of University at Buffalo | David Nage of Arca | Matt McAfee of M&T Bank | Max Kaufman ⚡️ of MomentumX Global | Michael Frisch of Croke Fairchild Duarte & Beres | Mohamed Allam of ex Coinbase & Messari | Neil Thakur of Teknos Associates | Olta Andoni, Esq. of Bellementis | Paige Xu of OpenMind | Philip Simotas of New Form Capital | Ram Ahluwalia, CFA of Lumida Wealth | Rob Schmults of BlockChange | Robert A. Musiala Jr., Esq., CFCS of BakerHostetler | Samir Mayekar of University of Chicago | Sergey Khusnetdinov of GAIN Ventures | Srinivas Dhulipala of New Form Capital | Vishal Sachdev of UIUC | Wyatt Lonergan of VanEck Ventures | Xiaochen Zhang of AI 2030 | Zayd Alzein of Kairos As much as this conference is about its programming, it is also about connecting people with top quality conversations. From these conversations, relationships and partnerships blossom. We look forward to welcoming you on July 23 in Chicago.
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Validated hardware. Verified data. Our Q2 product update is live, and those two standards headline it. This past quarter centered on participation: contributing robotics data, verifying its quality, and getting validated hardware into more operators' hands. Verify Quality is now open to eligible members. Amplifier and Innovator members can apply to become validators, scoring real collection episodes against PrismaX data standards. Selection criteria, scoring rules, and earnings are all documented transparently in the platform. Robot Fleet has been redesigned as a hardware marketplace. Browse PrismaX-validated robots, view full specifications, and purchase directly from the platform. The current lineup: Piper (Agilex Robotics), TOK2 (Airbot), and YAM (I2RT Robotics). Every purchase includes setup and onboarding. Also shipped in Q2: an operator upload pipeline for VLA training data, with resumable uploads and a dedicated dashboard, plus platform hardening across wallet connection, session reliability, and account handling. Each update moves the platform closer to one standard: every robot validated, every dataset verified. Full update: https://lnkd.in/ebh939bC
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