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XMAN-F1
KEENON Robotics
PrivateKEENON Robotics has shipped 100,000+ units with ~23% global market share in food delivery robots. Backed by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 at $1B valuation.
Founded 2010$233M raised
KEENON Robotics has shipped 100,000+ units with ~23% global market share in food delivery robots. Backed by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 at $1B valuation.
KEENON Robotics is a Chinese service robotics company specializing in autonomous robots for hospitality, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and commercial services. Founded in 2010, the company has deployed robots across more than 600 cities worldwide, with over 30,000 robots operating daily in restaurants, hotels, hospitals, factories, and other customer-facing environments. Building on its large-scale commercial robotics deployments, KEENON expanded into humanoid robotics in 2025 with the XMAN-F1. The company combines years of operational experience in autonomous navigation, fleet management, and service automation with embodied AI to develop humanoid robots for real-world commercial applications.
Platform maturity, autonomy stack, and flagship-system specifications in one view.
A concise view of platform maturity and deployment footprint.
Capabilities and model layers highlighted by the company.
In July 2025, KEENON launched XMAN-F1 bipedal humanoid at WAIC, taking a pragmatic service-focused approach.
Tony Li and friends pooled 200,000 yuan in 2010 to found KEENON. The company nearly collapsed three times in its first decade.
In September 2021, SoftBank Vision Fund 2 led a $200M Series D. By 2024, half of revenue came from overseas.
In July 2025, KEENON launched XMAN-F1 bipedal humanoid at WAIC, taking a pragmatic service-focused approach.
