Robotics

GAC spin-out Huilun Robotics closes 100 million yuan round for humanoids

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Guangdong Huilun Technology, the embodied-AI subsidiary GAC Group spun out to industrialise humanoids, has closed a 100 million yuan funding round. The capital will fund vertical-model optimisation, expansion into automotive production-line and service scenarios, core-product iteration, team building and the scaled rollout of humanoid whole machines and core components. Huilun Robotics’ GoMate Mini wheel-leg humanoid … Read more

Westlake Robotics banks 500 million yuan across four rounds in six months

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Westlake Robotics has closed a nearly 100 million yuan Series A round led by Haiyuan Capital, its fourth raise in six months, taking total funding to 500 million yuan. The money backs development of a unified whole-body large model for humanoids and a talent base for embodied intelligence, pushing toward what the company calls an … Read more

IO-AI Tech closes several-hundred-million-yuan round backed by Shunwei and Shenzhen Capital

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IO-AI Tech, a robotics and embodied-intelligence data-infrastructure company, has closed a several-hundred-million-yuan funding round. The round was backed by Shunwei Capital, SongHe Capital and Shenzhen Capital Group, with a strategic investment from a leading robot original-equipment manufacturer. The company said the proceeds will go mainly into core product development, building a more diversified team and … Read more

Sudu shows its scaling path at WAIC: from one skill to ten-plus in three months

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At WAIC 2026 the embodied-intelligence zone was again the busiest. Sudu’s booth drew a different crowd: robots stood quietly at a workbench doing plain things, grabbing items, wrapping an object with a cloth using both arms, inserting a part into its hole. No showmanship, but the stability, success rate and generalisation stood out. This is … Read more

Guangxin unveils AI stereo-vision suite for physical AI, targets transparent and reflective surfaces

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As multimodal and VLA models mature, embodied intelligence is racing toward industry. Robots reason better, but in real homes, factories and shops, what decides capability is not only how smart the brain is, but how accurately they perceive the physical world. Navigation, fine grasping and human interaction all rest on reliable three-dimensional vision. Guangxin Technology … Read more

Zhongke Huiling bets on task-built dexterous hands over parameter chasing

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As robots flood factories, homes and public spaces, what decides whether they can actually work is shifting from movement to manipulation. Carrying, inspection and simple pick-and-place are maturing, but on finer dexterous tasks, grasping parts, turning tools, inserting components, robots still struggle. The industry used to rank a hand by parameters, degrees of freedom, load, … Read more