Wetour Robotics
About
About Wetour Robotics
Wetour Robotics develops Orchestra, an edge-computing platform intended to convert visual, motion and neuromuscular inputs into control commands for robots and connected machines. The architecture combines local sensing, AI inference and device interfaces so selected actions can be processed near the user or equipment with limited dependence on remote cloud execution.
The company is transitioning from its former identity as Webus International, which operated mobility and travel services. Its robotics strategy includes physical-AI infrastructure, human-machine interaction and commercial partnerships around Orchestra. Legacy travel operations remain part of the listed group while the newer robotics business is developed and marketed.
Team
- Nan Zheng - Chief Executive Officer
- Bin Lian - Chief Technology Officer
- Yu-Tien Chiu - Chief Marketing Officer
Timeline
Events
- 2026-09-01 - Demonstration - Wetour demonstrates Orchestra sEMG and first-person vision capture
The configuration combines the eight-channel Conductor wristband with the VisionLink camera and synchronizes muscle activity, hand motion and scene context at the edge. The demonstration covered lunch-box packing, pill sorting, pen disassembly, drone measurement and drone-propeller installation. Live-wristband validation of calibrated force estimation remains under development; the current end-to-end force pipeline has been validated on synthetic data.
Source - 2026-08-26 - Market Signal - Wetour Robotics establishes up-to-$75M ATM equity facility
Rodman & Renshaw will act as sales agent under the facility. The $75 million figure is maximum issuance capacity, not capital already raised. Wetour receives proceeds only if and when ordinary shares are sold under the agreement.
Source - 2026-07-23 - Market Signal - Wetour joins Qualcomm Partner Network to evaluate Dragonwing technologies for Orchestra
The membership gives Wetour access to Qualcomm tools, training, development support and ecosystem visibility. Wetour will evaluate Dragonwing technologies for Orchestra applications in industrial robotics, smart factories and embedded IoT. The evaluation is the first defined technical step under Wetour’s participation in the Industrial and Embedded IoT Track.
Source - 2026-07-22 - Commercial Order - Wetour signs warehouse framework with $500K committed and up to $20M potential
Only the $500,000 non-refundable fee is firmly committed; the $20 million figure is potential, not contracted revenue. The customer is an unnamed international trade and logistics company. Planned deployments combine Orchestra, Conductor and VisionLink for hands-free workflow execution and human-machine coordination.
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Relations
Relationships
- Qualcomm
Partner Network Member - Wetour joined the Qualcomm Partner Network to evaluate Dragonwing technologies for Orchestra physical-AI applications.
Commercial
- Wetour signs warehouse framework with $500K committed and up to $20M potential
2026-07-22 · Order / contract · Wetour Robotics signed a 24-month multi-site commercial framework for Orchestra services across as many as 20 U.S. warehouse sites, with $500,000 firmly committed and potential aggregate fees of up to $20 million.
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