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AI-driven custom manufacturing and real-world asset project RWAI announced the completion of $8 million in financing, with investment institutions including Amber, UOB Venture, Arkstream Capital, Web3Lab, Waterdrip, Moonhill, Basics Capital, Anti Capital, Everwood Capital, and Solarium Investment.RWAI is a custom manufacturing platform that transforms product ideas into physical goods, integrating AI-assisted product planning and design, manufacturer matching, production, quality control, and delivery into a unified process. The platform aims to simplify complex manufacturing processes, helping brands, creators, and individual users turn product concepts into reality. Leveraging existing manufacturing operations and experience, RWAI has launched related services on its mainnet, enabling users to conveniently place manufacturing orders and make on-chain payments in a Web3 environment.Its RWA service also introduces tokenized goods NFTs related to physical products, linking digital transactions with physical delivery. Additionally, RWAI is preparing an airdrop event for community participants. Users can participate by adding "RWAI" to their display names on Telegram and engaging in official community activities. Reward distribution will comprehensively consider user participation, including the duration of retaining "RWAI" in their display names and contributions to discussions related to RWAI. More information regarding the airdrop schedule, participation methods, and reward details will be gradually announced through RWAI's official website and community channels.

According to PR Newswire, NFT Limited (stock code MI, formerly known as Takung Art), a company listed on the NYSE American, announced the proposed technical agreement RWAIX in Hong Kong on October 13 and released an open-source reference implementation on GitHub under the MIT license. The company operates an online trading platform for international artworks and collectibles, stating that the agreement is intended to allow buyers, sellers, AI agents, and robots to verify identities, confirm agreements, and ensure that deliveries actually occur, with the existing digital art platform intended to serve as the first real-world scenario.The company claims that internally managed test records show 50 tests passed with no failures, and it plans to launch a limited live pilot within 90 days after completing an independent security review and other conditions, targeting the first quarter of 2027. The reference implementation includes core protocol logic in Node.js, 50 automated test cases with expected outputs, schema and API documentation, as well as a browser demonstration using synthetic data. The company also stated that RWAIX has not yet been integrated into the production environment, and the related timeline may still be adjusted.The existing digital art trading platform is operated by its wholly-owned Hong Kong subsidiary, Metaverse Digital Payment Co., Limited. The pilot aims to first upgrade the consent purchase, delivery, independent verification, payment, and dispute resolution processes for an existing NFT order, using existing banking channels. CEO Yanying Wang stated that the company already has customers, orders, and payments, and plans to verify within the next 90 days whether the agreement can be used for real customer orders.