The round was led by UAE-based Stone Venture, with participation from Hongshan Capital, Guangdong Technology Financial Group, Wuzhong Financial Holdings and other financial investors. Industrial participants included Neusoft, Highpower Technology, Vision Capital and Riying Electronics. An exact investment amount and valuation were not disclosed.
Genisom said it had produced more than 15,000 industry-focused embodied robots cumulatively as of June 2026. Monthly production capacity has surpassed 5,000 units, while monthly production value has exceeded RMB 140 million, or approximately $19.7 million. The production figures are company-reported.
The company’s current hardware portfolio includes the NE01 humanoid, M1 and L2-series quadrupeds, the explosion-proof SP1 inspection robot and its CHAMP actuator modules. Its systems are being developed for applications including power infrastructure, petrochemicals, firefighting and emergency response.
Genisom also says annual production capacity for its internally developed actuator modules has exceeded 1 million units. Its technology stack includes robot hardware, motion control, embodied models, autonomous navigation and the MATRIX 2.0 simulation platform.
Following the financing, the company is launching its Gravity Program, which will initially make 1,000 physical robots and more than RMB 100 million in resources available to developers, universities and industrial partners. Funding will also support continued development of its GSD autonomous navigation system and robot task-execution capabilities.
