en.Wedoany.com Reported - Suiqing Robotics, a Chinese mining specialty robot company, recently announced the completion of a tens of millions yuan angel round financing, with the investor being Lianyungang Jinqiao Fund. All funds from this round will be fully invested in the iteration of underground mining robots, supply chain development, and expansion of the core team, accelerating the mass production and deployment of multiple explosion-proof mining operation robots.
Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Lianyungang City, Jiangsu Province, Suiqing Robotics is a high-tech enterprise specializing in the research, development, and manufacturing of mining specialty robots. The company's founder, Wang Long, holds a Ph.D. in Robotics from Tongji University, is an early pioneer in construction robotics in China, and previously served as a senior researcher at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. The core team has an average of over ten years of experience in the research, development, and delivery of specialty robots.
Unlike most industry players focusing on core mining sectors such as excavation and main transportation, Suiqing Robotics concentrates on underground auxiliary scenarios including material transport in roadways, high-altitude operations, airtight wall construction, and floating coal cleaning. Currently, the number of frontline auxiliary workers in large and medium-sized domestic mines is nearly one million, accounting for over 60% of the total underground frontline workforce. The industry landscape shows clear differentiation: major coal mining machinery leaders concentrate on large-scale equipment for coal cutting and main transportation, with low willingness to invest in auxiliary scenarios; external technology companies face multiple barriers such as underground explosion-proof requirements, coal safety certifications, and extreme working conditions, making large-scale deployment difficult.
To address supply chain shortcomings, Suiqing Robotics has established a dual technology research and development system: on the hardware side, it independently develops a full set of explosion-proof modules, solving the pain point of insufficient supply of core components from the ground up; on the algorithm side, it reconstructs perception and fusion algorithms for low-light and high-dust underground environments, adapting to real-world conditions such as slippery roadway slopes and equipment dust interference.
Suiqing Robotics has planned a product matrix of six underground auxiliary robots. Among them, the roadway auxiliary transport robot and the high-altitude operation robot are in the final stages of coal safety certification and have secured multiple small-batch orders; the airtight wall construction robot and the mining truck tire safety handling robot are first-of-their-kind innovative products in China, addressing two major industry pain points: high-risk underground wall construction and heavy tire disassembly for open-pit mines. These have completed pilot testing and are scheduled to obtain certification and be launched to the market in the second half of 2026. As of now, Suiqing Robotics' total order backlog exceeds ten million yuan, with customers covering leading central energy enterprises in China, and it has established a deep strategic cooperation with China Coal Technology & Engineering Group.
This financing will help Suiqing Robotics accelerate product deployment and market expansion, promoting the intelligent transformation of mining auxiliary operations.
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