Chinese humanoid robotics developer UniX AI has completed a RMB 500 million Pre-A financing round, according to an announcement reported by Chinese media on November 9. The Suzhou-based company plans to use the funding to advance its embodied AI algorithms, refine its robots and expand commercial deployments.
Existing investors Xienuo Investment and Yonghua Investment participated in the financing. New investors include property developer Greenland Group, sensor manufacturer Keli Sensing, Huagong Venture Capital, Xinjing Fuying, Hongniao Qihang Fund and Yulin Industrial Investment. The company did not disclose a valuation or identify a lead investor.
Greenland’s participation brings a commercial application partner into the company’s investor base. The two companies plan to collaborate on robotics applications in security, hotels and elderly care, spanning robot hardware, AI models, data and deployment solutions. The announcement did not specify the number of robots Greenland intends to purchase or a timetable for deployments.
Founded in 2024, UniX AI develops wheeled and bipedal humanoid robots for service and commercial environments. Its target applications include property management, hospitality and retail, where robots can perform tasks such as handling objects and supporting customer-facing operations.
The financing follows a RMB 300 million equity round announced in March 2026. The latest investment will also support improvements to engineering and delivery systems as the company seeks to move beyond demonstrations and expand its existing commercial applications.
UniX AI has reported monthly robot deliveries exceeding 100 units, with peak monthly deliveries above 300, according to subsequent industry coverage. These figures are company-reported and do not establish how many robots are currently operating autonomously at customer sites. No audited revenue figures or detailed order backlog were disclosed alongside the financing.
