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Enigma is a physical AI company building models that let people control real robots remotely through a browser, using text, voice, or simple gestures instead of specialized hardware. The startup emerged from stealth on July 27, 2026 with a $71 million seed round led by Index Ventures and Ribbit Capital, with participation from Conviction and researchers from OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepMind, xAI, Cognition, and Wiz.
The company was founded less than a year ago by Jonathan Jacobi and Gal Niv. Its core product, robots.online, opened to the public alongside the funding announcement, giving anyone a way to queue up and operate real robots performing tasks like painting or dueling.
No Enigma airdrop has been confirmed. The company has not mentioned a token, blockchain integration, points system, or rewards program in its funding announcement, on its official X account, or anywhere else in public materials. This guide covers Enigma as an early, free way to interact with the platform, not a confirmed token opportunity.
Venture-backed AI and infrastructure startups occasionally add a token layer after building a user base, and Enigma’s early access model (queueing to control robots, generating interaction data) resembles the account-building phase that has preceded token launches at other companies.
Go to robots.online in your browser. No wallet, account, or download is required to start.
Robots.online launched with over 100 robots live, including “The Painter” and “The Duelist.” Pick one from the available list and wait your turn in the queue; demand is high right after a public launch, so wait times vary.
Once your turn starts, issue commands to the robot using whichever input mode it supports. Try a few different commands to see how the model interprets natural language versus more direct instructions.
Sessions are time-limited. Use your window to complete a task or explore the robot’s range of motion before the queue passes control to the next user.
Enigma has said robots.online’s July 27 launch is the first of several planned releases, with more robots and interaction modes coming. Track Enigma on X to catch new robot drops and any future product or token announcements as they happen.