BXI Robotics Secures Millions in Funding for Humanoid Robot Development and Market Expansion
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BXI Robotics, a humanoid robot ODM provider, has recently completed a new funding round worth millions, with investment from A-share listed company Suochen Technology. The funds will primarily support the development of next-generation humanoid robots and expansion into overseas markets. Previously, BXI Robotics secured its first round of institutional financing in 2025 from Feirongda.
Founded in 2022, BXI Robotics has been developing humanoid robots since 2020. The company focuses on high-dynamic bipedal humanoid robots and is one of the few teams in China capable of full-stack self-research, including machine design, core motors, motion control algorithms, and software delivery. BXI Robotics aims to meet the growing ODM market demand as many companies seek to quickly establish their own humanoid robot brands.
Looking ahead, BXI Robotics plans to enhance its capabilities in end-effectors, perception, and computation to improve robots' ability to execute tasks autonomously. The company anticipates significant growth in orders and revenue, projecting monthly order amounts to exceed ten million yuan from July 2026 to July 2027, with a total annual revenue expected to surpass one hundred million yuan. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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