Motion Brain Raises Nearly $15 Million in Pre-A+ Funding, Valuation Surges Tenfold
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On July 26, Motion Brain announced the completion of nearly 100 million yuan in Pre-A+ funding, following a previous 300 million yuan round in May. This latest investment round included participation from leading property service companies, Hong Kong consortiums, and several publicly listed companies, marking a significant financial milestone for the company.
The rapid growth of Motion Brain is noteworthy, with its valuation increasing over tenfold within just six months, reaching 3 billion yuan. Founded only a year and a half ago, the company is recognized as one of the fastest-growing entities in the field of embodied intelligence. CEO Mu Zelin, a young entrepreneur, has a background in AI and has previously founded a successful AI outbound calling company.
Looking ahead, Motion Brain is set to launch its STI-WM model in May 2026, which aims to unify spatial structure, temporal evolution, physical consistency, and execution robustness. The company has already delivered robotic products to various sectors, including industrial inspection and property management, and is actively developing humanoid robot applications with major retail and appliance manufacturers.
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