Autonomous agents developer Qianjue Robotics has raised “several millions of yuan” in a fresh funding round led by Gobi China and Oriza Seed, according to a recent statement.
The round, which saw the participation of Xiaomiao Langcheng Investment Management, will help the firm in R&D and product iteration.
The Shanghai-based firm was incubated by a group of brain-inspired experts at the Center for Brain-Inspired Computing Research (CBICR) at mainland China’s Tsinghua University. CBICR’s vision is to utilise the fusion of the human brain and computer intelligence to develop brain-inspired computing, as well as support artificial general intelligence development.
Officially founded in July 2023, the firm previously secured 10-million-yuan ($1.5 million) of investment from Innoangel Fund in July 2024. It also counts the backings of TusStar, Tsinghua Capital, Rivercity Investment, Renai Capital, and Lingyi Capital.
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DealStreetAsia has also compiled a table listing all prominent venture capital transactions in Greater China from May 5 – 11, 2025.
*The company did not provide the specific size of the deal, but only a range. In such cases, we adopt the smallest number in the range, which will be “10 million yuan ($1.5 million)” if the company has announced raising “tens of millions of Chinese yuan”.
