Huixi Intelligence has closed its Pre-B+ and B funding rounds, taking cumulative equity funding in 2026 past RMB 2.5 billion, according to Gasgoo’s embodied intelligence desk. The rounds drew support from national and local industry funds, strategic industrial capital and market-based investment institutions.
The proceeds are earmarked for a new generation of high-compute chips for embodied intelligence, alongside scaling delivery and building out the industrial ecosystem.
Chip defined by the data loop
On the technology side, Huixi works from a principle it calls defining the chip through the data loop. Its Guangzhi R1 is a high-performance AI SoC built on a general-purpose programmable architecture, shipped with a companion computing platform. At the 2026 World Robot Conference the company launched the Huixi Embodied compute product series.
Around the silicon it has assembled a software stack covering model frameworks, compilers, operator libraries, runtime, middleware, operating system, simulation and real-time control. The point of the software layer is to lower the engineering barrier between an algorithm and a working machine, which is where most robot makers lose months.
17,625 operations at 99.99 per cent
Deployment is the harder test. In 2025 the computing platform carrying the Guangzhi R1 was designed into AgiBot’s Genie G2 humanoid, which took the chip from validation to commercial volume.
In June 2026 several G2 units fitted with the chip ran a continuous live production broadcast over six days. They completed 17,625 operations with a task success rate of 99.99 per cent, a result that tests the compute platform against the reliability demands of a real industrial setting rather than a lab demonstration.
The company says it now works with several leading embodied intelligence firms, with products covering industrial manufacturing, smart retail, commercial catering and unmanned logistics. Shipments of the Huixi Embodied series are growing. It has also launched a Huixi embodied compute ecosystem alliance alongside upstream and downstream partners, tying together robot bodies, algorithm models, sensors and foundational hardware and software.
Looking ahead, Huixi plans to increase research spending on next-generation high-compute chips and core technology, deepen work with leading customers and supply chain partners, and push embodied compute products into more scenarios with humanoid robots as the entry point and an independently controllable computing platform at the core.
Editor’s note: This is an adapted translation of the original Gasgoo report. It has been trimmed and restructured for readability for an international business audience. The full original (in Chinese) is at https://auto.gasgoo.com/news/202610/22I70475605C601.shtml.