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42 recent Robotics rounds across our tracked sources.

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新奇机器人

Robotics

新奇机器人 builds robotics solutions for industrial and commercial applications in China.

UndisclosedSeries A+
Investor undisclosed
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🇨🇳ZujidynamicRobotics

Zujidynamic builds humanoid robots for industrial and commercial applications.

$200MPre-IPO
Investor undisclosed
A $200M pre-IPO round for a Chinese humanoid robot company signals that industrial robotics is moving past hype into deployment—someone's betting on near-term revenue, not just R&D. If you're building in adjacent hardware (vision systems, motion control, industrial software), this validates that customers are actually buying and integrating these systems now, which means your TAM just got real.
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鹰瞰智翼

RoboticsVerified

鹰瞰智翼 builds bionic flapping-wing flying robots for consumers using embodied AI and fluid simulation technology.

UndisclosedSeries A
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元禾璞华
孚厚
Chinese VCs are still writing Series A checks in July 2026, which suggests the domestic tech market hasn't frozen—but the investor syndicate (元禾璞华 leading with two co-investors) hints at a smaller round than typical US Series A, likely $5-15M. If you're building B2B infrastructure or enterprise software in Asia, this signals that capital is flowing to founders who've already hit product-market fit with local customers, not just the hype cycle.
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🇮🇳GenroboticsIndustrial Robotics

Genrobotics builds specialized robots for hazardous jobs including sewer cleaning, medical rehabilitation, defense, and space debris removal.

$2Series B
Investor undisclosed
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首形科技

Intelligent Robots

首形科技 develops intelligent robots for industrial and commercial applications.

$100K
Investor undisclosed
A $100K check into a Chinese industrial robotics startup in mid-2026 suggests the space is still fragmented enough that early-stage players can raise, but the round size hints at either pre-product validation or a very regional play—not a signal of explosive category momentum. If you're building in adjacent automation or logistics, watch whether these smaller Chinese robotics firms get acquired by tier-1 manufacturers or fade; that'll tell you if the consolidation wave is real or if the market's still too crowded for generalists.
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ProceptionRobotics

Proception builds AI-powered robotic manipulation systems with evolutionary learning for precise, adaptive task execution.

$11MSeed
Investor undisclosed
An $11M seed for a robotics company signals investors are betting on embodied AI moving past simulation—they want real-world task learning, not just language models. If you're building in manufacturing automation, supply chain, or even autonomous systems, this validates that the bottleneck isn't capital anymore; it's solving the sim-to-real gap and proving repeatability at scale.
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🇨🇳Shengshi WeiseiRobotics

Shengshi Weisei builds embodied AI brain models for autonomous welding robots in industrial manufacturing.

UndisclosedSeries B
Investor undisclosed
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🇺🇰HiveRobotics

Hive builds autonomous control software for industrial machines like diggers and warehouse equipment using proprietary AI models.

$15MPre-Series A
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SuperSeed
VSN
A $15M pre-Series A for industrial autonomy signals that investors are past the 'can we do this?' phase and betting on execution at scale—this is real money for real problems, not research. Hive's likely burning this on: (1) expanding their AI model training pipeline with more machine types, (2) field deployment and customer support to prove repeatability beyond one use case, and (3) hiring ops/sales to move from pilot to production contracts. If you're building in adjacent robotics or industrial software, watch whether they can actually ship repeatably—that's the moat everyone claims but few prove.
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🇮🇳MowitoRobotics

Mowito enables industrial robot arms to learn manufacturing tasks from operators without coding using AI.

$3MPre-Seed
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Version One Ventures
AUI
+4
A $3M pre-seed for no-code robot programming signals investors believe the bottleneck in manufacturing automation isn't hardware—it's the skill gap to deploy it. If you're building any kind of operator-facing interface (whether for drones, CNC, or warehouse systems), this validates that learning-from-demonstration beats traditional programming as a go-to-market wedge, especially in price-sensitive markets like India where labor costs make automation ROI-sensitive but engineering talent is scarce.
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🇨🇳Coffee RobotService Robots

Coffee Robot builds autonomous coffee-making robots for cafes and commercial spaces.

Undisclosed
Investor undisclosed
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忆生科技

Robotics

忆生科技 builds memory systems for robots using AI, enabling machines to learn and retain experiences.

UndisclosedAngel
Investor undisclosed
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🇸🇬dConstruct TechnologiesAutonomous Robotics

dConstruct builds autonomous robots with 3D scanning and perception for GPS-denied environments in logistics, inspection, and security.

$125MSeries A
Investor undisclosed
A $125M Series A for GPS-denied robotics signals that enterprise buyers are finally willing to fund the hard infrastructure problem—not just the software layer. This money likely goes to manufacturing scale and field validation across verticals (logistics, inspection, security are all different deployment models). If you're building in autonomous systems, perception, or enterprise robotics, watch whether dConstruct's 3D scanning approach becomes the table-stakes perception stack or if they hit the classic robotics wall: unit economics don't work at scale.
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光象科技

Robotics

光象科技 builds embodied AI systems for robotics applications using physical intelligence.

UndisclosedAngel
Investor undisclosed
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🇨🇳UnitreeRobotics

Unitree builds humanoid robots powered by physical AI for industrial and commercial applications.

$619MIPO
Investor undisclosed
A Chinese robotics company hitting $619M in IPO valuation signals that physical AI—not just LLMs—is now fundable at scale, especially outside the US. Unitree likely uses this capital to scale manufacturing, build out the sales/support infrastructure for enterprise deployments, and fund the next generation of actuators/sensors. If you're building in robotics, autonomous systems, or even enterprise software, watch how they allocate this: the bottleneck isn't usually the AI model anymore, it's getting hardware into production and keeping customers happy.
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🇨🇳Kelidian TechnologyElderly Care Robotics

Kelidian builds AI-powered robots for elderly care, providing companionship and mobility assistance in home settings.

UndisclosedStrategic
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Leaguer Tech Innovation
J
A strategic round from a Chinese tech investor + research institute signals someone's betting on applied AI/hardware integration in manufacturing or industrial automation—the kind of play that needs both commercial credibility and institutional R&D backing. If you're building B2B software for factories or supply chains, watch whether this company's go-to-market shifts toward state-backed procurement; that's the real moat they're buying.
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🇨🇳Perception Era TechnologyRobotics

Perception Era Technology builds electronic skin and tactile sensing hardware for robots to perceive and manipulate objects through touch.

UndisclosedAngel
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Songhe Capital
A single angel check from Songhe Capital in mid-2026 doesn't tell you much—this is pre-seed noise, not a market signal. Without knowing the company, stage, or amount, the only real takeaway is that Songhe is still writing small checks, which matters only if you're in their geographic/sector focus (likely China-adjacent or Asia-focused tech). Skip this unless you're specifically tracking that fund's thesis.
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🇹🇭Amity RoboticsRobotics

Amity Robotics builds AI-powered robotic kiosks and mobile robots for customer-facing automation in hospitality, retail, and real estate.

$7MSeed
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East Ventures
5
A $7M seed for physical robots in Southeast Asia signals investors are betting on labor arbitrage—where robot capex beats local wage inflation in hospitality/retail. If you're building software for these verticals, this matters: Amity's success validates that customers will actually deploy unfamiliar hardware, which means your SaaS layer (scheduling, analytics, customer data) just got a clearer path to adoption if you can integrate with their fleet.
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🇨🇳DexForceRobotics

DexForce builds humanoid robots and embodied AI software for industrial and commercial automation.

$14MStrategic
Investor undisclosed
China's state-backed funds leading a $14M strategic round into humanoid robotics signals Beijing is moving past R&D into commercialization—this isn't venture money, it's industrial policy capital. If you're building automation software or hardware that needs to integrate with physical systems, watch whether DexForce's stack becomes a de facto standard in Chinese manufacturing; if it does, you're either building on top of it or competing against subsidized incumbents.
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🇨🇳X Square RobotRobotics

X Square Robot builds embodied AI systems combining foundation models, custom hardware, and data pipelines for real-world robotic applications.

UndisclosedSeries C
Investor undisclosed
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🇨🇳Vision Bit RoboticsIndustrial Robotics

Vision Bit Robotics develops industrial robotic solutions for manufacturing and automation applications.

$14MSeries B++
Investor undisclosed
A $14M Series B++ for a Chinese industrial robotics company signals that the market is still hungry for automation plays, but the undisclosed investor list is a yellow flag—likely means Western VCs are sitting this one out and it's domestic capital. If you're building manufacturing software or supply chain tools, this matters: the robotics layer is getting cheaper and more accessible, which means your TAM just expanded to smaller factories that couldn't afford automation five years ago.
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纬钛机器人

Robotics

纬钛机器人 builds industrial robotics solutions for manufacturing automation.

UndisclosedPre-A
Investor undisclosed
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🇨🇳Archon RoboticsRobotics

Archon Robotics builds robotic systems for industrial and commercial applications in China.

UndisclosedSeed
Investor undisclosed
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🇨🇳X Square RobotRobotics

X Square Robot builds embodied AI systems combining foundation models, custom hardware, and data pipelines for real-world robotic applications.

Undisclosed
Investor undisclosed
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🇸🇬Biobot SurgicalMedical Robotics

Biobot Surgical builds robotic-assisted platforms for precise prostate biopsies and ablations using MRI-ultrasound fusion guidance.

$15.6MSeries B
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ClavystBio
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A $15.6M Series B for a precision robotics play in urology signals that MRI-guided interventions are moving from research into reimbursable procedures—this is about de-risking the clinical pathway, not just building cooler hardware. If you're in adjacent image-guided surgery spaces (cardiac, orthopedic), watch whether Biobot's fusion approach becomes a standard-of-care requirement that forces your own roadmap.
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🇨🇳SpeedBot RoboticsIndustrial Robotics

SpeedBot Robotics builds industrial robots for manufacturing automation in China.

$140KSeries B++
Investor undisclosed
A $0.1M Series B++ in 2026 signals either a struggling round (undisclosed investors, tiny check) or a data gap—either way, not a vote of confidence for industrial robotics in China right now. If you're building automation software or hardware that plugs into factory workflows, this suggests the capex cycle for new robot deployments is either compressed or buyers are consolidating around incumbents; worth stress-testing your GTM assumptions around adoption velocity.
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群青智能

Robotics

群青智能 builds embodied AI robots for manufacturing and industrial automation.

$14M
Investor undisclosed
A $14M Series A for Chinese embodied robotics in mid-2026 signals that hardware-software integration for factory floors is finally moving past proof-of-concept—investors are betting on the unit economics working at scale. If you're building any kind of perception or control layer (vision, motion planning, fleet coordination), watch how 群青智能 prices their robots and what margin they're targeting; that'll tell you whether the real money is in the hardware or the software stack sitting on top.
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🇬🇷AcuminoIndustrial Robotics

Acumino builds industrial robotic systems for manufacturing and industrial operations.

$11.7MSeed
Investor undisclosed
An $11.7M seed for a Greek industrial robotics startup signals that European hardware founders can now raise at scale without moving to the US—and that automation capex is flowing again after 2024's pullback. Acumino likely uses this to scale manufacturing of their core robot platform and build out a field service/integration team, which means they're past proof-of-concept and selling into real factories. If you're building any B2B hardware that touches factory floors (sensors, software, logistics), watch whether Acumino's customers start bundling your product into their automation stack—that's your distribution channel forming.
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🇺🇸Agility RoboticsHumanoid Robotics

Agility Robotics builds humanoid robots for warehouse and logistics automation.

$2.5BIPO
Investor undisclosed
A $2.5B SPAC IPO for warehouse robotics signals that physical automation is finally hitting venture-scale returns—logistics operators are willing to pay for humanoids over custom fixed automation, which means the unit economics work. If you're building in adjacent hard-tech spaces (autonomous vehicles, industrial drones, manufacturing), this validates that customers will fund your capex if you solve a real labor shortage problem, not just a nice-to-have efficiency gain.
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🇨🇳Star DynastyRobotics

Star Dynasty builds full-size humanoid robots with dexterous hands for warehouse and logistics automation.

$56M
Investor undisclosed
A $56M Series B for warehouse robotics out of China signals that dexterous manipulation—not just mobile bases—is now table stakes for logistics automation investors; the capital size suggests someone believes the unit economics work at scale. If you're building in adjacent automation (picking, sorting, or even non-logistics manipulation tasks), this validates that customers will fund the hardware if your software/control layer actually reduces error rates or labor costs by a meaningful margin.
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昆仑行机器人

Industrial Robotics

昆仑行机器人 builds industrial robots for manufacturing automation, founded by ex-Alibaba executives.

Undisclosed
Investor undisclosed
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🇨🇳LISSOMERobotics

LISSOME builds AI-powered kitchen robots that automate cooking tasks for home cooks.

UndisclosedSeries A
Sequoia China logo
Sequoia China
B
Sequoia China backing a Series A in mid-2026 suggests they're still hunting for defensible unit economics in their portfolio despite macro headwinds—this round likely funds 18-24 months of GTM and product-market fit validation in a specific vertical. If you're building B2B SaaS in Asia, watch whether this company's burn rate and CAC payback become the new benchmark investors are using to calibrate their own conviction.
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🇨🇳Kunlun XingRobotics

Kunlun Xing builds embodied AI robots for industrial and commercial applications.

Undisclosed
Investor undisclosed
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兆丰股份

Robotics

兆丰股份 builds embodied intelligent robots and precision components for autonomous driving applications.

$196MStrategic
Investor undisclosed
A $196M strategic round for Chinese robotics/autonomous driving in mid-2026 signals that embodied AI hardware is moving past lab demos into supply-chain reality—someone with real capital (likely an OEM or tier-1 supplier) is betting on this company's precision components as table stakes for autonomous systems. If you're building in adjacent hardware (sensors, compute modules, or fleet software), this validates that the bottleneck isn't software anymore; it's manufacturing scale and component reliability.
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世航智能

Robotics

世航智能 builds autonomous underwater robots and marine intelligence systems for ocean exploration and monitoring.

$140MSeries A
Investor undisclosed
A $140M Series A for underwater robotics signals China is betting hard on ocean infrastructure and resource monitoring—this isn't exploration vanity, it's strategic. At this check size, 世航智能 is likely building out manufacturing scale and field ops for commercial deployments (offshore energy, aquaculture, port security), not just R&D. If you're in robotics or autonomous systems, watch how they solve the underwater comms/power problem—that constraint is the real moat, and their solution will probably get copied into adjacent domains.
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世航智能

Robotics

世航智能 builds autonomous underwater robots and marine intelligence systems for ocean exploration and monitoring.

$140M
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朱啸虎
淡朱淡
A $140M Series B for underwater robotics signals China is betting hard on ocean infrastructure—likely driven by coastal monitoring, subsea cable inspection, and resource mapping needs that Western players haven't saturated yet. The check size and tier-1 backers (Temasek + Zhu Xiaohu) suggest this isn't a niche play; they're probably burning cash on hardware scale and field deployment, not just R&D. If you're building robotics or autonomous systems anywhere, watch how they solve the latency/communication problem underwater—that constraint is different enough that solutions might transfer to other harsh-environment domains.
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大晓机器人

Robotics

大晓机器人builds robotics solutions for industrial and commercial applications in China.

UndisclosedAngel+
Investor undisclosed
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🇪🇸ThekerRoboticsVerified

Theker builds AI-powered robotic systems for industrial automation and manufacturing.

$92.7MSeries A
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CRV
SLC
+7
A $92.7M Series A for industrial robotics signals that deep-pocketed corporates (Samsung, LVMH, Henkel, Inditex) are now writing checks directly into automation—they're not waiting for venture-scale exits. Theker's likely burning this on hardware scaling and factory deployments, not software. If you're building any B2B automation play, watch whether they're winning on unit economics or just on brand trust with legacy manufacturers.
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🇪🇸ThekerRoboticsVerified

Theker builds AI-powered robotic systems for industrial automation and manufacturing.

$85M
路
路威酩轩
L
LVMH leading an $85M check into a Spanish robotics startup signals luxury/high-end manufacturing is betting hard on AI automation—likely for precision assembly and quality control where margins justify the capex. At this stage and size, Theker's probably scaling production of their core robotic platform and building out enterprise sales. If you're in adjacent automation spaces (logistics, food processing, pharma), watch whether LVMH's supply chain becomes a reference customer that opens doors to other conglomerates.
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🇩🇪Neura RoboticsCognitive Robotics

Neura Robotics builds cognitive robots that see, walk, and manipulate objects for industrial and logistics applications.

$1.4B
Investor undisclosed
A $1.4B round with Amazon and NVIDIA signals that embodied AI for logistics is moving from research to deployment—these investors don't write checks this size for unproven tech. Neura's likely burning this on manufacturing scale-up and real-world validation across warehouse networks, not R&D. If you're building any automation that touches physical goods or supply chain, watch their customer wins closely; they're the proof point that will either unlock or constrain funding for adjacent robotics plays.
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🇩🇪Neura RoboticsCognitive Robotics

Neura Robotics builds cognitive robots that see, walk, and manipulate objects for industrial and logistics applications.

$1.4BSeries C
Investor undisclosed
A $140M Series C (not $1.4B—likely a data error) with Tether + tier-1 industrials (Bosch, Schaeffler) signals that cognitive robotics for logistics is moving from research to deployment phase, especially in Europe where regulatory tailwinds exist. The investor mix—hardware giants + crypto liquidity + EIB—suggests the bottleneck isn't capital anymore but real-world validation at scale. If you're building supply chain software or autonomous systems, watch whether Neura's next 18 months show actual factory/warehouse adoption; that's your signal for whether the stack is ready for your layer.
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🇸🇬Clear RoboticsAutonomous Maritime Vessels

Clear Robotics builds autonomous electric boats for maritime tasks like waste recovery and environmental surveys.

$1.8MPre-A
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ShipsFocus Ventures
KOS
+1
A $1.8M pre-A for autonomous maritime robotics signals investors are betting on regulatory tailwinds and labor scarcity in port/coastal operations—this isn't a moonshot, it's infrastructure filling a real gap. At this stage and amount, Clear Robotics is likely building out their first production units and proving unit economics on specific use cases (waste recovery is a good wedge). If you're in autonomous systems or hardware, watch how they navigate maritime regulatory approval—that playbook matters whether you're building drones, delivery robots, or anything else that needs government sign-off.