Chinese Robot Rental Platform Qingtianzu Completes Hundreds of Millions of Yuan in Series A and A+ Financing

en.Wedoany.com Reported - The one-stop robot application platform Qingtianzu announced on May 20 that the company has recently completed Series A and A+ rounds of financing, with the total amount reaching hundreds of millions of yuan. Following the completion of this financing round, Qingtianzu's valuation has reached 7 billion yuan, officially joining the ranks of unicorn companies. This is the sixth round of financing the company has completed since its establishment in December 2025, with its cumulative valuation soaring from the seed round to 7 billion yuan in less than half a year.

Unlike previous financing rounds, which mainly focused on display and interactive scenarios such as cultural tourism, commercial performances, exhibitions, and commercial marketing, after this round of financing, Qingtianzu will further shift its business focus towards higher-frequency, more rigid-demand industrial scenarios. The company stated that this round of financing will be primarily used for the construction of its RaaS (Robot as a Service) system and expansion into scenarios such as industry, promoting robots from being "used at events" to entering real scenarios closer to production and operations frontlines, such as industrial manufacturing, park operations, warehousing logistics, and commercial services.

Qingtianzu CEO Li Yiyan pointed out in a media interview that the difficulty of introducing robots into real scenarios is not just about "whether there are machines," but whether a stable and replicable application delivery capability can be formed. "Especially in industrial and park scenarios, customers are no longer concerned about short-term display effects, but whether the robots can operate continuously, be dispatched on demand, receive timely maintenance, and create actual value in specific tasks."

In less than six months since its establishment, Qingtianzu has completed the construction of its RaaS application service platform, successively launching core systems and functional modules such as the Partner SaaS, a global App, intelligent dispatching, and a skills store, providing underlying support for cross-regional robot scheduling, standardized delivery, and multi-scenario operations. At the same time, the company has formed a composite team of over a hundred people, with members' backgrounds covering leading domestic platforms, industrial internet, robot operations, and scenario services, preliminarily establishing an organizational system covering business expansion, scenario solutions, fulfillment delivery, technical support, and ecological collaboration.

As of now, the Qingtianzu platform can dispatch over 4,000 robots, with its service network covering multiple cities nationwide, and has accumulated extensive delivery experience in scenarios such as cultural tourism, commercial performances, exhibitions, retail, office, and education. CEO Li Yiyan previously revealed in an interview with the National Business Daily: "Achieving a valuation of 10 billion yuan by the end of this year will be very easy." With the completion of this financing round, Qingtianzu will further upgrade from a "robot rental platform" to a "robot scaled application service platform," accelerating the deployment of robots in more industrial scenarios.

Qingtianzu Co-President Li Liheng previously told a reporter from Southern Metropolis Daily's Bay Finance that the barrier in robot rental lies not in who has more machines, but in the machine scheduling system, the platform trust system, and the efficiency of the local fulfillment team. He predicted that with the iteration of AI technology, the stronger the robot capabilities, the wider the scenarios will become, and future industry competition will depend on the density of local services and network coverage.

Since the beginning of this year, investment enthusiasm in the embodied intelligence field has remained undiminished. Institutional data shows that as of May 11, the total investment in China's embodied intelligence sector in 2026 has already surpassed the total for the entire year of 2025. Embodied intelligence companies such as Galaxy Universal, Vita Dynamics, Accelerated Evolution, and Star Dynamics have all recently secured financing rounds exceeding 100 million yuan.

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