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The Robot Company That Builds No Robots Just Raised Its Sixth Round in Six Months
Delta Intelligence, a humanoid foundation model startup founded in January 2026, announced a near-RMB 500 million (US$70 million) angel++ round on July 28, its sixth funding round in six months. Uniquely backed by rival OEMs AgiBot, Leju, and Galaxea plus Lenovo Capital, the company also launched Delta D1, a head-mounted device that records a human worker's first-person vision and whole-body joint trajectories for robot training, accurate to within 2 centimeters.
Jiateng Raises Millions to Scale Embodied Robot Chassis
Guangdong Jiateng Robotics closed a tens-of-millions-of-yuan strategic round led by listed firm Holtek, with follow-on capital from industry funds, to scale omnidirectional chassis used under industrial robots and humanoids.
China Takes 97 Percent of H1 Humanoid Robot Shipments
Global first-half humanoid shipments hit about 19,100 units, with Chinese vendors above 97 percent share and AGIBOT overtaking Unitree on volume.
Daxiao Robotics Raises Hundreds of Millions in H1 2026, Launches Kairos-HomeWorld Whole-Home AI Training Framework
SenseTime-affiliated Daxiao Robotics has accumulated hundreds of millions in funding during H1 2026, backed by Ant Group, Geely Capital, and Lenovo Ventures. The company's latest breakthrough, Kairos-HomeWorld, is the first AI framework to generate structurally complete, physically plausible whole-home 3D environments — solving a critical data bottleneck for training domestic service robots on Chinese home layouts.
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The Smart Money in China’s Robot Boom Is No Longer Betting on Robots. It Is Betting on the Exit.
In a single day, AgiBot hired three banks for a Hong Kong IPO, Horizon Robotics borrowed US$450 million at zero interest, PsiBot became China’s 22nd embodied AI unicorn of the year on a carmaker’s money, and Washington voted to bar the Pentagon from Chinese humanoids. Read together, these are not four stories but one: the smart money in China’s robot boom has repositioned from funding deployment proof to engineering exits. This analysis traces the capital cycle from venture rounds through strategic money to public listings, examines what the rush to price the sector says about its operating reality, and identifies the signals that will mark the exit window’s closing.
China's Humanoid Robot Capital Cycle: Record IPOs Meet Fresh Angel Money
China's humanoid robot sector reached a capital markets turning point in July 2026. Unitree's record-speed IPO registration leads more than 20 companies toward listings while new angel rounds, including Guangxiang Tech's several-hundred-million-yuan raise, show institutional money entering at both ends of the pipeline.
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