en.Wedoany.com Reported - Nanjing Wujing Future Power Technology Co., Ltd., based in China, has secured confirmed orders and framework agreements totaling nearly 1 billion yuan just four months after its establishment, setting a record for the fastest order growth among domestic hard-tech startups in their early stages. The company was registered in February 2026 in the Jiangning Development Zone of Nanjing, with its headquarters located in the Huarui Embodied Intelligent Industry Park, focusing on the research and development of industrial-grade quadruped robots and industry-specific solutions.
Wujing Future has signed nearly 500 million yuan in framework order contracts with several state-owned enterprises, with products entering the formal delivery phase. Meanwhile, reserve orders from local markets are approaching 500 million yuan, primarily from large enterprises in specialized industrial sectors such as electric power, petrochemicals, and energy mining. All orders are integrated solutions encompassing hardware equipment, supporting software systems, and subsequent operation and maintenance services.
The company's positioning directly targets the industry pain point of traditional inspection robots being "able to see but not act," championing the "integrated inspection and operation" technical route. The robots developed can perform round-the-clock autonomous inspections and data collection in extreme environments such as high temperatures, high pressure, flammable and explosive conditions, and toxic or hazardous settings. They can also be equipped with robotic arms to execute tasks such as valve operation, instrument reading, foreign object removal, and equipment fastening. The self-developed robotic dog products feature heavy-load capacity, explosion-proof capability, and high-temperature resistance.
Regarding the founding team, the company's founder and CEO, Yuan Haihui, was admitted to Shanghai Jiao Tong University at the age of 16 and started consecutive entrepreneurial ventures after graduating at 20. He previously led the development of China's first commercial industrial quadruped robot and has over 10 years of industry experience. The core technical team consists of more than 20 members, hailing from universities such as Tsinghua University, Harbin Institute of Technology, and Zhejiang University, as well as companies including Boston Dynamics' China R&D Center, Zhiyuan Robot, and DJI, with an average of over 8 years of R&D experience. The team's self-developed "Tianshu" high-torque-density joint module achieves an output power density of 120 W/kg, while the "Lingjing" VLA large model enables autonomous decision-making and precise operation in complex industrial scenarios, allowing the robots to complete over 90% of routine inspections and simple maintenance tasks without human intervention.
Wujing Future has completed a 110 million yuan angel round of financing led by Huarui Capital, with a valuation reaching 1 billion yuan. The next step is to accelerate the construction of its Nanjing production base, with an expected annual production capacity of 2,000 units by the end of this year, while continuing to increase R&D investment to launch robot products suitable for more scenarios.
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