A cluster of Chinese embodied-AI and robotics firms disclosed sizable funding rounds on October 26–27, 36Kr and China Venture reported. Beijing CASbot announced a several-hundred-million-yuan A++ round for mass production and embodied-brain R&D; Wuba Intelligent closed about 500 million yuan in first strategic financing led by Guoxin Fund and Zhejiang Industrial Investment.
Songyan Dynamics completed nearly 300 million yuan in Pre-B Series B financing with state-backed investors including CRRC's transformation fund; dexterous-hand maker Lingxin Qiaoshou raised several hundred million yuan in Series A led by Beijing Guorui and Bojia Capital, with Ant Group adding to its stake. Separately, MoSense completed a tens-of-million-yuan angel-plus round for whole-body multimodal tactile sensing.
The week's deals span core components (dexterous hands, tactile sensing) through complete robots to embodied platforms, showing capital betting across the entire value chain. Lingxin's round followed a Series A just days earlier, illustrating intense investor appetite.
The funding surge underscores how China's embodied-intelligence sector is moving from prototypes to scaled, funded commercialization.
Source: 36Kr / China Venture
