Galaxy General Robotics (referred to as "Galaxy General") has recently completed a new funding round of over $300 million (approximately 2.1 billion yuan). The round was led by China Mobile Chain Leader Fund, with participation from heavyweight investment platforms and industry giants such as CICC Capital, CAS Fund, Suzhou Venture Capital, CCTV Media Fund, and Tianqi Co., Ltd. Additionally, international investment institutions from Singapore and the Middle East, along with existing shareholders, contributed to the funding.
This financing round marks the largest single disclosed investment in the embodied intelligence sector to date. According to sources, Galaxy General Robotics has raised a cumulative total of approximately $800 million, with a valuation reaching $3 billion (around 21.1 billion yuan). The participation of domestic industry leaders and capital, represented by China Mobile Chain Leader Fund, not only signifies strong recognition of Galaxy General's technological roadmap and large-scale industrialization capabilities but also provides comprehensive support for the company's industrial development, accelerating its expansion across industrial, commercial, and household applications. The involvement of international funds further opens doors for global market expansion and partnerships.
Since its inception, Galaxy General has made continuous breakthroughs in core technologies related to embodied intelligence models, achieving breakthroughs in datasets exceeding billions and establishing a leading "embodied brain." Leveraging its self-developed advanced embodied intelligence technology, Galaxy General has successfully deployed thousands of humanoid robots across multiple sectors, including industrial manufacturing, instant retail warehousing, smart retail, and healthcare, effectively transforming cutting-edge embodied intelligence into practical applications that serve industries.
In the industrial manufacturing sector, the company has established deep collaborations with global industry leaders such as CATL, Bosch Group, Toyota, Hyundai Motor, BAIC Group, SAIC Motor, Zeekr, and Great Wall Motors. Notably, Galaxy General became the first company globally to deploy humanoid robots for autonomous tasks in factories, with cumulative orders reaching thousands of units. In June this year, CATL led an 1.1 billion yuan investment in Galaxy General, making it the only embodied intelligence model company to receive investment from CATL.
On the technological front, Galaxy General recently launched NavFoM, the industry's first cross-ontology, omnidirectional navigation base model, enabling robots to understand the "essence of movement" and achieve both following and autonomous navigation capabilities in complex scenarios. The company has also pioneered hour-long navigation and dynamic obstacle avoidance. Addressing the long-standing industry gap in dexterous manipulation, Galaxy General introduced DexNDM, a neural dynamics model for dexterous hands, breaking away from traditional trajectory programming and creating the first training-based dexterous hand control algorithm. This advancement allows robots to perform intricate tasks such as rotating small objects, tightening screws, and repairing table legs, driving embodied intelligence applications in trillion-yuan industrial precision sectors.
Looking ahead to broader societal applications, Galaxy General is expanding research into legged robots and has released Any2Track, a highly robust full-body motion tracking system. This innovation significantly enhances the learning efficiency of humanoid robots' full-body movements, enabling them to "track any motion and respond to any interference," thereby improving stability and adaptability in complex environments.
Comments