NextFin, Hong Kong -- XiaoyuBot, China's embodied intelligence startup, has completed a Series B financing round worth hundreds of millions of yuan, led by Huaye Tiancheng.
The financing was co-invested by CMB International, Moutai Fund, and Guizhou Province Science and Technology Innovation Angel Fund. Existing shareholders, including Didi and Lei Wanquan, co-founder of Xiaomi, also increased their investment.
XiaoyuBot's founder, Qiao Zhongliang, said that the funds from this round will be used to enhance investment in embodied large models, continue to develop industrial scenarios, and accelerate mass production through strategic cooperation with globally leading supply chain companies. The goal is to create the most practical full-stack embodied intelligence platform with the concept of "one brain, multiple forms."
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