Bowintec

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About

About Bowintec

Bowintec develops embodied-AI systems for variable industrial work, combining robot hardware, task models and production data. Its first platform, BW10-Lite, is aimed at repetitive material handling, palletising and machine-tending duties that change by product or line configuration. The company is preparing the robot for small-batch production after prototype verification and extended-operation optimisation.

The wider platform connects scenario analysis, product configuration, data collection, model training, task management and operating feedback. Bowintec targets automotive, new-energy, semiconductor, appliance and logistics environments, with workflows including assembly, inspection, sorting and line-side supply. A joint RoboFab project with United Automotive Electronic Systems provides an automotive-electronics setting for this approach. The company was co-founded by Bosch-linked Boyuan Capital and Galbot and raised nearly RMB300 million in pre-Series A financing in May 2026.

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Products

Supply

Supply chain relationships

  • FAIRINO

    Inbound - actuation and motion control - Bowintec ordered 2,000 FAIRINO humanoid force-controlled arms for its BW10 robot family

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Funding

  • 2026-05-15 - Pre-A - Bowintec raises nearly CNY 300M Pre-A

    Bowintec completed a Pre-A of nearly CNY 300 million to move its first industrial embodied-intelligence robot toward production and expand its data and model platforms. - source: equalocean.com

  • 2026-05-15 - Bowintec raises nearly RMB 300M Pre-A round for industrial embodied intelligence robots

    Bowintec announced a nearly RMB 300M Pre-A round led by Oriza Chenkun, with existing shareholders Boyuan Capital and Bosch Ventures making follow-on investments. - source: 36kr.com

Investors

  • Bosch Ventures - Participant - Corporate / CVC - 1 funding event - strategic/corporate - first seen 2026-05-15
  • Boyuan Capital - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-05-15
  • Oriza Chenkun - Lead - Angel / Individual - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-05-15
  • Oriza FOFs - Lead - Angel / Individual - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-05-15
  • Oriza Holdings - Participant - Angel / Individual - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-05-15
  • Valley Capital - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-05-15

Team

  • Alex Ren - Member of the Board of Management and CEO - Current operating leader for Bowintec's industrial deployment of embodied AI technologies in smart manufacturing.

Timeline

Events

  • 2026-09-22 - Commercial Order - FAIRINO secures 2,000-arm order from Boyin Hechuang

    Boyin BW10-Lite and BW10 robots already use FAIRINO custom seven-degree-of-freedom humanoid joint and arm modules. BW10-Lite has been validated on an automotive-electronics production line for picking, pallet handling, transport and machine tending. The companies plan to develop further industrial tasks including sorting, inspection and material handling.

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  • 2026-05-15 - Funding - Bowintec raises nearly CNY 300M Pre-A

    Oriza FOFs led the round; Boyuan Capital and Bosch Ventures reinvested, with Oriza Holdings and Valley Capital also participating. Bowintec said proceeds would support production of its first self-developed robot, industrial-data collection and model-platform construction. The company also planned domestic and overseas market expansion across manufacturing sectors including automotive components, new energy, semiconductors and logistics.

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  • 2026-05-15 - Funding - Bowintec raises nearly RMB 300M Pre-A round for industrial embodied intelligence robots

    Bowintec announced a nearly RMB 300M Pre-A round led by Oriza Chenkun, with existing shareholders Boyuan Capital and Bosch Ventures making follow-on investments.

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  • 2026-04-23 - Product Launch - Bowintec releases BW10-Lite industrial embodied intelligence robot

    Bowintec released BW10-Lite as its first industrial-grade embodied intelligence robot. The platform is positioned for manufacturing workflows including handling, loading and unloading, quality inspection and fine manual production tasks. Bowintec said the robot had been validated on a United Automotive Electronic Systems production line, starting with a screw-driving workflow covering positioning, force control and quality self-check.

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  • 2026-04-23 - Product Launch - Bowintec details BW10-Lite industrial robot launch

    The reported task cycle combined screw positioning, force control and quality self-checking as a starting point for gradual expansion to other factory tasks. Bowintec engineers worked alongside UAES production stations, while Galbot contributed an end-to-end embodied model and Boyuan supported supply-chain coordination.

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  • 2026-04-02 - Partnership - Galbot and Boyuan Capital establish Bowintec joint venture in Suzhou

    Galbot and Boyuan Capital each contributed 50% to establish Bowintec. The project was signed in Suzhou on 2 April 2026 with a planned RMB 1 billion investment. Bowintec plans a headquarters and industrial-manufacturing embodied-robot R&D and industrialisation base in Suzhou Industrial Park.

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  • 2025-06-17 - Partnership - Bowintec and UAES establish RoboFab joint laboratory for automotive manufacturing robotics

    Bowintec signed a strategic cooperation memorandum with United Automotive Electronic Systems to establish the RoboFab embodied intelligence robot joint laboratory. The lab focuses on intelligent perception, operational control and system deployment for robots in typical automotive manufacturing processes. The collaboration gives Bowintec an automotive manufacturing test path connected to UAES and Bosch-linked industrial environments.

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  • 2025-06-17 - Partnership - Bosch China, Boyuan Capital and Galaxy General announce Bowintec joint venture

    Bowintec was jointly established by Bosch China, Boyuan Capital and Galaxy General at the Open Bosch Embodied AI Day event in Shanghai. The company was formed to develop dexterous robots for high-precision manufacturing scenarios such as complex assembly and intelligent quality inspection. Bowintec was positioned as the first implemented model under Boyuan Capital collaborative incubation approach for embodied intelligence.

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Relations

Relationships

  • United Automotive Electronic Systems (UAES)

    Industrial Robot Co Development - Bowintec and UAES co-developed industrial embodied-robot workflows, with BW10-Lite engineers working alongside UAES production stations.

  • 荻捷工业

    Embodied Logistics Robot Supplier - Bowintec signed an agreement for 荻捷工业 to purchase nearly 2,000 BW10 and BW10-Lite robots over three years for logistics sorting.

  • Galbot

    50% Owned Embodied Robotics Joint Venture - Galbot and Boyuan Capital each contributed 50% to establish Bowintec as a joint venture for embodied-intelligence industrial applications.

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Shared workflows

Context tags

  • Industrial robot cell deployment - Workflow
  • Automation integrator - Stack Layer
  • Factories - Customer Environment

Commercial

  • FAIRINO secures 2,000-arm order from Boyin Hechuang

    2026-09-22 · Order / contract · FAIRINO and Boyin Hechuang agreed on an order for 2,000 humanoid force-controlled arms.

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