ManuPrax Robotics Announces Nearly $10 Million in Funding for Dexterous Robot Hand Systems
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On November 2, ManuPrax Robotics announced it has completed two consecutive funding rounds totaling nearly $10 million. Founded in September 2026 by Li Pu Hao, a Tsinghua University PhD student, and Chen Zeyuan, a Peking University master's graduate, the company focuses on developing dexterous hand systems with integrated software and hardware to enhance robot manipulation in unstructured environments. The rounds were led by Alphaist Partners and Yaotu Capital, with participation from an angel investor and a parts industry controller. Both founders previously conducted research at Beijing Institute for General Artificial Intelligence (BIGAI), where the company is also supported as an incubation project.
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On November 2, ManuPrax Robotics announced it has completed two consecutive funding rounds totaling nearly $10 million. Founded in September 2026 by Li Pu Hao, a Tsinghua University PhD student, and Chen Zeyuan, a Peking University master's graduate, the company focuses on developing dexterous hand systems with integrated software and hardware to enhance robot manipulation in unstructured environments. The rounds were led by Alphaist Partners and Yaotu Capital, with participation from an angel investor and a parts industry controller. Both founders previously conducted research at Beijing Institute for General Artificial Intelligence (BIGAI), where the company is also supported as an incubation project.
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