Xiaoyubot, China's leading industrial embodied AI company, has raised a new funding round worth several hundred million yuan. The round attracted five major industrial investors: Xiaomi, Didi, BAIC, Fosun and CCDC. Lei Wanqiang participated for the fourth consecutive round. The company specialises in industrial embodied AI solutions. No further details about valuation or specific use of funds were disclosed.

Beijing XiaoYu Intelligent Technology has completed hundreds of millions of yuan in Series B+ funding, with investment from BAIC Capital, Fosun RZ Capital and C&D Emerging Industry Equity Investment. Existing shareholders Huaye Tiancheng and Guizhou Science and Technology Innovation Angel Fund co-invested, whilst Didi Chuxing and Xiaomi co-founder Li Wanqiang made additional investments. Founded in 2023 by former Xiaomi MIUI R&D head Qiao Zhongliang, XiaoYu Intelligence develops general-purpose embodied intelligence technology using a "One Brain, Multiple Forms" architecture that enables a single AI system to control different robot types. The company has focused initially on industrial welding, deploying its intelligent agent in production lines since Q4 2025. It recently signed a strategic cooperation with China Construction Science and Industry to deploy 1,000 embodied intelligent welding robots in construction steel structures within the next year.

D-Robotics has raised $150 million in a Series B2 round, bringing its total Series B funding to $270 million, with approximately $180 million raised within a single month. The round was led by Prosperity7 Ventures and Envision Group, with participation from Yunfeng Capital, Hillhouse Capital, Vertex Growth and existing investors including Didi Chuxing. The embodied AI company reported 180% year-on-year growth in annual shipments in 2025, with its customer base doubling. It now supports over 100 robot products and has grown its developer ecosystem to more than 100,000 developers across 20 countries. The funding will accelerate global expansion and support D-Robotics' integrated hardware-software platform, including its RDK S600 robotics platform. The company collaborates with Horizon Robotics on developing foundational AI capabilities for movement control and spatial awareness.