Capital will support next-generation embodied-AI computing chips, scaled delivery and ecosystem development.
New participants include the Beijing Robot Industry Development Investment Fund, Hill Capital, Loyal Valley Capital and the National AI Industry Investment Fund.
Returning investors include Shunwei Capital, Genesis Capital and Cathay Capital.
NAVER states an approximately KRW30 billion company valuation and says proceeds support hiring and business development.
Phase-TITAN aims to maintain constant memory usage during long-context and multistep local-agent operation.
The company completed a paid driving-data PoC with an autonomous-driving affiliate of a global automotive group; broader robotics and drone commercialization is prospective.
Buckley Ventures and Mike Chalfen participated alongside six named angel investors.
Argos coordinates engineering, mould design, simulation and production planning, while robots handle composite placement, extraction and trimming.
The company’s Helicon One facility in Torrance is ramping production and testing, serving structures for unmanned aircraft, ground and maritime systems.
Nimble Partners led the equity extension, with new and returning investors including RockCreek, Geek Ventures, Gold Hill Capital and Sparkwave Capital.
The issuer’s $275 million Series D headline combines the earlier $160 million financing with this mixed equity-and-debt package.
Capital supports aircraft, production facilities and engineering; the company reports a valuation above $1 billion.
reliable-robotics completed financing from the disclosed investors.
Its platform combines orbital mobility, visual navigation, onboard computation and planned robotic manipulation.
Xingjiyuan 1 has validated propulsion, control and navigation in orbit; the seven-degree-of-freedom arm remains at ground-test stage.
The company earns revenue from hosted payloads and component deliveries while developing broader servicing capability.
Guoyu Xingchen completed a Series A financing of nearly RMB 100 million from Yijing Capital, Fosun Chuangfu and Luyao Capital to develop its on-orbit space-robot programme and commercialization.
Participants include Chenhui Venture Capital, Chengshu Investment, Dongguan Sci-Tech Innovation and existing investor Wondfo Chuanggu.
FUNZAR is a modular master–slave microsurgical platform with two articulated instrument arms and three-dimensional digital imaging.
The company is advancing multicentre registration trials; entry into the innovative-device review pathway does not itself authorize sales.
Guangzhou Shendu Medical completed a Series B of nearly RMB 100 million, co-led by Mifang Capital and Shengshi Investment. The financing supports additional clinical indications, product registration and market develo.
The mezzanine instrument strengthens capital while avoiding dilution of ordinary equity.
The company combines mobility hardware and service software for short-distance travel.
The bank assessed the business’s contribution to mobility needs arising from ageing populations and labour shortages.
WHILL completed financing from Shoko Chukin Bank by i uing bond-type preferred shares. The proceeds support research and development and overseas expansion of its autonomous mobility service.
The company’s robotics roadmap spans joint control, motion control and higher-level computation.
Initial XC64AE silicon has returned and is undergoing joint validation with robotics companies.
The company also develops its own toolchain, SDK and real-time operating-system support.
Xinji Wuxian completed a Pre-A financing from AgiBot, Anhui Automotive Innovation Center, Guoyuan Equity and Hefei Baohe Venture Capital. Proceeds will support full-stack RISC-V chips for embodied intelligence.
The company recently shipped its 50th ZAP-X system.
Nearly 10,000 patients have been treated worldwide.
Catalio’s Nicholas von Guionneau joins the board as an observer.
ZAP Surgical secured new capital led by Catalio Capital Management, with continued support from Baheal, to expand ZAP-X radiosurgery globally and scale production.
Proceeds support model pretraining, hardware and robot-body development, hiring, industrial proofs of concept and real-world data collection.
Peak’s collaboration targets footwear manufacturing with flexible materials and sub-millimetre accuracy requirements.
The company is developing PoCs in textiles, optical modules and automotive components, with its first delivery targeted for the end of 2026.
Gewu Tongzhi completed nearly RMB 100 million in angel financing to develop visual–tactile world models and self-improving robot manipulation. Named investors include Peak Investment, Hongfu A et, Hangzhou Capital and.
Rosie automates detergent and sanitizer application, rinsing and wand swapping in wet cleaning.
Commercial Food Sanitation, an Intralox company, will contribute application expertise to further sanitation products.
CleanBotix was founded by Clean Logix founder Adam Jacques.
Intralox made a strategic financial investment in CleanBotix to support manufacturing expansion and further development of its Rosie food-plant sanitation robot.
The collaboration targets health management, beauty care and home wellness through Kritina’s service network.
DeYi combines its Deep PT model with 3D vision, acupoint recognition and six-axis force control in wellness robots.
The company reports products reaching more than 300 cities and over 20 countries and regions.
DeYi Medical has received a strategic investment of tens of millions of yuan from beauty and health-services group Kritina, following earlier A, A+ and A++ financings.
The work targets physically demanding and hazardous construction tasks.
Noble develops MOBY-series hardware, control systems and application software.
The partners plan to combine BIM/CIM-based simulation with tests at real construction sites.
Shimizu completed an investment in Noble Machines and began a development collaboration combining the startup’s humanoid hardware and software with construction-site expertise.
Investors include Chengdu Future Industry Angel Fund, Deyang Investment Holding Group, Kaizhou New City Industry Fund and Zhongjiang High-Tech Zone Industry Fund.
The company’s EIR Harness coordinates perception, memory, interaction, navigation and motion.
A subsequent financing process has started, separately from the completed Pre-A round.
Sichuan EIR completed a Pre-A financing of more than RMB100 million to support Ai Qiu robot development, the Deyang production base and a national sales system.
The company was established in Shanghai in May 2026 and is led by founder and CEO Zhang Ying.
Its development stack combines robot-learning models, research-agent workflows and simulation-to-robot infrastructure.
Other early backers include Chentao Capital, Xinhe Capital, Yunji Tianze, Ningbo Juxing and Shanghai Qijixing.
Simate’s shareholder update identifies Xiaomi’s Hanxing Ventures and Baidu-linked Sanya Baichuan Zhixin among its early investors. Reporting describes several hundred million yuan of cumulative early financing, withou.
Renault is investing in XHEART for the first time.
Chery increased its existing investment.
ChangXin Technology also participated in the strategic round.
XHEART completed a strategic financing backed by Renault Group, Chery and ChangXin Technology. The company’s approximately RMB5 billion cumulative financing figure covers its history rather than this round alone.
Participants include Yongxin Capital, Shishan PhaseII and Suzhou Venture Capital; returning investors include Guolian Minsheng Capital, Suchantou and ClearVue Partners.
Capital will support core-component production capacity and industrial embodied-intelligence expansion and R&D.
Named development areas include ART industrial humanoid force-controlled arms and the AIRLab embodied-intelligence tool platform.
FAIRINO announced consecutive C+ and D financings totalling nearlyRMB1billion. Meituan Longzhu led the C+ round and Meituan led the D round; individual round amounts and exact closing dates were not disclosed.
Proceeds support TigerMind, on-device intelligence and industrial embodied-intelligence systems.
The company is validating applications with partners in utilities, industrial infrastructure and home-care settings.
Founder Dibo Hou is a Zhejiang University professor; cofounder Feng Lin previously served as a DingTalk vice president.
TigerX announced its first angel financing, described as tens of millions of yuan, with Puhua Capital and Hengze Capital participating. The Hangzhou company develops multimodal world models and edge intelligence for e.
Investors include Liedao Investment, HuaShan Capital, Yuanhang Capital, Pudong Venture Capital Group, Junyuan Capital, Nanshan Strategic Emerging Industries Investment and Shuimu Venture Capital.
Capital will support tactile multimodal model iteration, industrial and commercial-service applications and product delivery.
The company develops tactile sensing hardware and multimodal models for industrial and commercial-service robots.
Xspark AI completed an Angel+ round following its July first angel financing, according to STAR Market Daily. The new round’s amount was undisclosed; the report’s several-hundred-million-yuan figure describes cumulati.
Named backers include Matthias Dantone, Sam Baker, Sophia Bendz and Ted Persson.
The concept combines preparation, assembly and inspection/packing in three 40-foot containers.
The planned model keeps customers’ designs and component suppliers, with 120ft operating the factories and charging per finished unit.
Stockholm-based 120ft Factory emerged from stealth with €576,000 in angel financing to develop modular robot-operated microfactories for local a embly, inspection and packing.
The disclosed amount is tens of millions of renminbi.
Proceeds support expanded indications and commercialization of vascular intervention robots, automated and remote-system R&D and registration, and hiring.
The PANVIS STAR platform uses five instrument-drive channels for coordinated vascular-intervention tool handling.
TouKong Donghai led the round; Hongtai Fund, the Ninghai Xingtaihe Fund managed by Guanghua Sunshine, Shanheng Capital and returning investor Xianmu participated.
The capital will support model iteration, hiring, commercialization and production-capacity development.
June’s earlier B-series financing announcement disclosed more than RMB1 billion across multiple financings.
Baillie Gifford and funds managed by BlackRock co-led; participants include Capital Factory, CAZ Investments, Moderne Ventures, Moonshots Capital, Norwest, Overmatch, The Syndicate and Tiger Global.
The capital will support a new large-scale Austin R&D facility, Titan and Olympus development, and expansion across Texas, Florida, Washington, D.C. and additional U.S. markets.
ICON reports building more than 270 homes and other structures across five U.S. states and two countries.
Capital will support multimodal sensor fusion, distributed drone detection and defence, and digital airspace-management technology.
The company plans to deepen its presence in public safety, defence, energy and transport, extending its systems into additional operating environments.
BlueRun, Hillhouse Ventures and Binfu led the angel round, with AgiBot and Trina Solar among strategic participants; Huaying Capital led the pre-Series A.
The company develops flexible cable-driven arms for orbital refuelling, inspection and deorbiting, with a rendezvous and docking demonstration planned for 2027.
Investors include Zibianliang Robot, Songshan Lake Industrial Investment and an unnamed embodied-AI company, with follow-on investment from Clear Water Bay Fund.
Its current glove portfolio combines tactile sensing and hand-pose capture, with synchronized multimodal data for robot learning.
Founder Kuang Zheng says the company shipped 350,000 sensor sets in 2025.