Jiqi Dynamics has raised nearly $200 million again, aiming to let humanoid robots say goodbye to the remote control.

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ME News, July 14 (UTC+8). According to Beating monitoring by 动察, Shenzhen humanoid robotics company 逐际动力 has completed nearly $200 million in a Pre-IPO round, with a post-investment valuation of 15 billion yuan. With the additional $200 million B-round completed in February this year, its cumulative funding over the past half year is about $400 million. This round’s investors include IDG Capital, Luxshare Technology, GGG Group, Redstone VC, and Huashan Capital, among others. Existing shareholders such as Leishi Capital, NIO Capital, and Shangqin Capital continue to add more. The funds will be used for the “big brain and small brain fusion” technology and its productization. Simply put, it enables the motion system responsible for walking and balance to work in coordination with the AI system responsible for perception, reasoning, and planning. 逐际动力 plans to scale up the deployment of thousands of fully autonomous humanoid robots and expand into other markets in the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. The company says its existing robots have already secured thousands of orders, with more than half coming from overseas. (Source: BlockBeats)
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