Recently, Robotera, a leading robotics and artificial intelligence company headquartered in Beijing, China (website: robotera.com), announced the completion of a new round of financing of $200 million (over 1.4 billion RMB). This brings the company’s total financing in just two months to nearly $350 million, with its valuation exceeding $1 billion, solidifying its position as an industry unicorn.
This round of financing was led by SF Group, and included top financial institutions such as Sequoia China and IDG Capital, as well as industry giants such as Dongfeng Asset Management and China Unicom. This impressive investment lineup not only provides financial support but also secures orders for key application scenarios such as logistics and automotive manufacturing.
As a humanoid robot company incubated by Tsinghua University, Robotera was founded by Dr. Chen Jianyu, a professor at the university, and focuses on the research and development of embodied intelligence technology. The company founder stated that the $200 million will be primarily used for large-scale mass production and commercial expansion. Currently, its L7 robots have been deployed in more than ten logistics centers in China, achieving sorting efficiency of 85% of that of humans, pioneering a commercial closed loop of embodied intelligence in the logistics field.
Relying on its self-developed ERA-42 large-scale model and high-precision dexterous hand, Robotera is redefining the boundaries of automation in manufacturing and logistics, bringing “general-purpose robots” to all industries.
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