en.Wedoany.com Reported - On June 26, China's general-purpose embodied intelligent robot company Wujie Power announced the completion of an angel round financing of over $200 million. The funds will continue to be used for the development of a general-purpose embodied brain, technical infrastructure construction, and global large-scale delivery. This financing was jointly invested by multiple institutions, including China's JD.com affiliated fund, China's C Capital, China's Hony Capital, China's Shengyu Investment, and China's Fengyuan Investment. Existing shareholders such as China's Linear Capital, China's Sequoia Capital China, China's Huaye Tiancheng, and China's Yarui Capital continued to follow the investment.
After the completion of this round of financing, Wujie Power continues to receive support from industrial capital, dollar funds, and RMB funds in its early stage. The company also disclosed that its Pre-A round of nearly $200 million in financing is nearing completion. The consecutive progression of the angel round and Pre-A round indicates that the company's R&D investment in general-purpose embodied brains, robot operation intelligence, and scenario delivery capabilities is still increasing. Subsequent funds will mainly be directed towards algorithm models, data pipelines, engineering platforms, and global customer delivery systems.
Founded in 2025 and headquartered in Beijing, China, Wujie Power is positioned as a general-purpose embodied intelligent robot company, with its core direction being the construction of a robot "general brain" and "operation intelligence." The company aims to break through key bottlenecks in the coordination of robot "hands, eyes, and brain," enabling embodied intelligent systems to possess stronger environmental understanding, task planning, action execution, and continuous evolution capabilities. Unlike single robot hardware companies, Wujie Power places greater emphasis on brain capabilities and integrated software-hardware solutions, providing embodied intelligent solutions for scenarios such as industrial manufacturing, energy operations, commercial services, and overseas deployment.
Wujie Power has previously received multiple rounds of capital support. In 2025, the company completed its first angel round of 300 million RMB, with investors including Sequoia Capital China, Linear Capital, Hillhouse Ventures, Horizon Robotics, Huaye Tiancheng, Zhongding Capital, BV Baidu Ventures, and Tongge Venture Capital. Since 2026, the company has continued to complete multiple early-stage financing rounds, including Angel+ and Angel++, with a financing pace significantly faster than typical hard-tech startups. With the completion of this over $200 million angel round, the company's total early-stage financing has further expanded, and capital concentration in the embodied intelligence track continues to increase.
The use of funds in this round is focused on three directions. First, the development of a general-purpose embodied brain, including world models, reinforcement learning, task planning, robot operation strategies, and multimodal perception capabilities. Second, the construction of technical infrastructure, including data collection, data cleaning, training pipelines, simulation environments, evaluation systems, and engineering deployment platforms. Third, global large-scale delivery, including robot deployment for customer scenarios, operation and maintenance services, scenario adaptation, and batch delivery capability building. These investments determine whether an embodied intelligent company can transition from laboratory demonstrations to stable commercial applications.
Embodied intelligent robots need to simultaneously address issues such as model generalization, hardware adaptation, motion control, safety and stability, and scenario implementation. Large models can enhance a robot's understanding and planning capabilities, but to truly enter industrial, energy, logistics, and commercial scenarios, high-reliability hardware execution, task closure, and long-term operation and maintenance capabilities are required. Wujie Power's choice to focus on a general-purpose embodied brain, combined with an integrated software-hardware delivery path, is essentially competing for the critical window of robots moving from "being able to demonstrate" to "being able to be used at scale."
Financing in China's embodied intelligence industry has been heating up over the past year, with robot hardware, embodied brain, dexterous hand, data platform, and scenario solution companies intensively receiving investments. The accelerated entry of industrial capital also reflects the early layout of robot application scenarios in fields such as logistics, retail, manufacturing, energy, and automotive. With this round introducing industrial capital like JD.com's affiliated fund, Wujie Power may place greater emphasis on the collaborative validation of supply chains, warehousing and logistics, commercial services, and global delivery scenarios.
Wujie Power has not yet disclosed the company's valuation, the specific investment proportions of each investor, or the final closing time of the Pre-A round in this financing. What is clear is that the company has completed an angel round of over $200 million, and the Pre-A round of nearly $200 million is nearing completion. The funds will be used for the development of a general-purpose embodied brain, technical infrastructure construction, and global large-scale delivery. For an embodied intelligent company with a relatively short history, the focus of subsequent competition will not only be on financing scale but also on model capabilities, hardware adaptation, order delivery, and stable operational performance in real-world scenarios.
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