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The Shanghai-based robotics startup Jingji Intelligent for cleaning has successfully attracted tens of millions of yuan in seed funding. The investments came from Haowen Tianshu Robotics and Shanghai Lanyun Industrial Development.

Information about the fundraising was disclosed on October 20, approximately one month after the company's founding in September.

Jingji Intelligent's main focus is cleaning vertical surfaces, countertops, and sanitary ware. To achieve this, the company utilizes force control, machine vision, and high-precision actuation methods borrowed from medical robotics.

The company plans to maintain its research and development operations and supply chain within China, while focusing on international clients. Partnerships have already been established in Australia, Spain, Singapore, and Vietnam, and the company is now moving into the product validation stage after defining the technical approach and product architecture.

The Chinese robotics equipment startup YITA announced on October 20 that it has raised over 100 million yuan in seed and seed plus rounds. Investors included Galbot, Fourier, Matrix Partners China, CCB International, SenseTime Guoxiang Capital, and the L2F fund.

Lighthouse Capital acted as an incubator and exclusive financial advisor for YITA. YITA was founded in May 2026.

YITA's main activity is the development of high-performance joint modules and force-controlled robotic manipulators for embodied artificial intelligence systems. The company's product range includes integrated actuators, dual compliant manipulator systems, and robot manipulation platforms.

The developed equipment allows robots to regulate contact forces when interacting with objects. The company focuses on creating standardized components and hardware for developers of humanoid robots and embodied AI systems.

The robotics startup Gewu Tongzhi, based in Hangzhou, has completed an angel funding round worth nearly 100 million yuan, according to reports published on October 18. Investors included Hongfu Asset Management, Peak Investment, Hangzhou Capital, and Hangzhou Talent Group.

The company was founded in 2026 and is engaged in developing artificial intelligence for dexterous robotic manipulation. It combines global models with physical interaction-based learning.

Founder and CEO Cai Jia previously worked in the research laboratories and automotive business of Huawei, participating in the development of the company's ADS autonomous driving systems.

The raised funds will be used for model training, hardware development, personnel recruitment, and real-world data collection. Gewu Tongzhi collaborates with clients in the textile, optical module, and automotive component sectors on conceptual validation projects, with the first delivery expected by the end of 2026.