Chinese robotics startup Qianxun Intelligence raises an additional 1 billion yuan in funding

Humanoid robotics manufacturer Qianxun Intelligence announced it has completed a new round of financing totaling 1 billion yuan (RMB, the same below). This comes shortly after it completed nearly 2 billion yuan in financing in February, and within just 30 days, it has again received capital backing, bringing its cumulative financing amount to 3 billion yuan.

Qianxun Intelligence said this round was jointly led by Shunwei Capital and Yunfeng Fund, with additional support from key backers including Dachen Caizhi, Yinhaiyuanhui, Turing Fund, Xinding Capital, and Gengxin Capital.

In building its data ecosystem, Qianxun Intelligence has firmly advanced its Scaling route with “diverse data” at the core. It has now accumulated more than 200k hours of real multi-category interaction data (covering dimensions such as internet video, teleoperation, and wearable data collection). The company expects total data volume to exceed 1 million hours in 2026. At the same time, its self-developed wearable data collection devices have been iterated to the fifth generation, reducing data-collection costs to one-tenth of traditional methods. As of April this year, Qianxun Intelligence’s data team will be expanded to a scale of 1,000 people, continuing to inject high-quality real physical interaction data to drive iterative model improvements.

In addition, on March 19, the company formally signed a strategic cooperation agreement with JD.com. Its self-developed Moz robots have been fully integrated into JD MALL’s smart retail scenarios. In high-precision coffee-making tasks, Moz robots not only achieve stable operation in real-world setups, but also run through a “data collection and model iteration” flywheel closed loop in real commercial environments.