MoSense Secures Approximately RMB 100 Million in Angel-Plus Funding for Robot Sensing Technology
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Shanghai-based MoSense has successfully raised around RMB 100 million in an angel-plus funding round led by CDH Investments and Oasis Capital. The funding round also saw participation from LimX Dynamics, Loongson Venture Capital, CAS Star, Hua Capital, and Pudong Venture Capital Group. Founded in May 2026, MoSense specializes in developing full-body tactile sensing systems for robots, enhancing their ability to sense physical contact through innovative electronic skin technology.
This funding is significant as it supports MoSense's mission to advance tactile sensing capabilities in robotics, which is crucial for improving robot interaction with their environments. The company's MoSkin hardware integrates sensing into structural components, while the MoTact system processes tactile signals, enabling robots to achieve better motion control. The investment will likely accelerate the development and deployment of these technologies in collaboration with robot manufacturers.
MoSense is currently focused on developing MoWorld, a model designed to leverage tactile feedback for enhanced robot motion control. The timeline for further advancements or specific deployment plans was not disclosed at the time of publication.
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Robot electronic-skin startup MoSense raises around RMB 100 million in angel-plus funding
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