UniX AI Completes 500 Million Yuan Pre-A Round

Source: Lieyun.com

Recently, UniX AI, a general-purpose embodied AI robot company, completed a 500,000,000 yuan Pre-A round of financing. New institutions include industrial and financial investors such as Greenland Group, Keli Sensing, Huagong Venture Capital, Xinjing Fuying, Red Bird Qihang Fund, and Yulin Industrial Investment, while old shareholders Xienuo Investment and Yonghua Investment made consecutive rounds of over-allotment investments.

It is understood that this round of financing will further support UniX AI in deepening embodied AI algorithm research and product iteration, perfecting the engineering delivery system, and expanding large-scale applications around existing business scenarios such as property management, hotels, and retail. The company will also, through synergy with industrial investors, push more mature task solutions into real operation systems, gradually building replicable deployment and operation capabilities.

Shanghai UniX AI Technology Co., Ltd. was established in April 2024. The company insists on full-stack self-research of software and hardware, integrating algorithm R&D and body engineering into a unified product chain: real tasks propose new requirements, product deployment brings back scene feedback, and subsequently drives the collaborative iteration of software and hardware.

On the algorithm side, the UniFlex efficient generalization imitation learning framework helps robots learn operational skills from demonstrations; UniTouch, a vision-tactile fusion model, is oriented towards object perception and fine manipulation; UniCortex focuses on long-sequence task planning and execution. Compared to simply improving the success rate of a single grasp, this technical system focuses more on solving problems of task understanding, connection, and continuous execution in complex environments. In 2026, the research results of the UniTac unified multi-modal tactile model, released by Urich in collaboration with domestic and international universities and research institutions, were selected for ECCV 2026. UniTac incorporates object attributes and sensor characteristics into a unified framework, exploring cross-sensor tactile understanding and generation, providing a physical perception technology foundation for robots to handle objects of different materials and shapes.

On the hardware side, Urich Robotics has formed mature robot product platforms such as Wanda and Panther, self-developing key modules including joint modules, bionic robotic arms, and motion control, and adapting to diverse operational requirements through different end-effectors such as grippers and dexterous hands. The value of the modular architecture is not simply adding product models, but rather improving the cross-task reuse efficiency of software and hardware capabilities, shortening the adaptation and delivery cycles for new scenarios. From product design, supply chain organization, to complete machine testing, delivery, and on-site deployment, Urich has established an engineering system supporting continuous batch delivery. Since the end of 2025, the company has stably achieved deliveries of over 100 units per month, with peaks exceeding 300 units/month. Through joint co-creation with top customers, Urich continues to polish robot products that are deliverable, fast to implement, and possess both cost-effectiveness and ease of use, and jointly promotes the large-scale landing of robot applications with industry ecosystem partners.

In the future, Urich Robotics will continue to use mass-producible robot products as the carrier and real customer needs as the guide to push general embodied intelligence deeper into industrial operation sites, accelerating the conversion of technical value into commercial value. Return to the previous page for more information