Paxini Moves Headquarters to Haidian, Beijing for Strategic Development
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Paxini Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. officially relocated its headquarters from Shenzhen to Haidian, Beijing, on July 17, 2026. This change reflects a strategic adjustment in headquarters functions as the company enters a new development phase, enhancing its national coordination while maintaining its industrial base in Shenzhen.
The relocation is significant as it allows Paxini to better connect with research resources from Beijing's universities and comply with national data regulations, which is crucial for its IPO preparations. Despite the move, the company will continue its operations in Shenzhen, focusing on industrialization and maintaining a division of labor between its northern R&D and southern production bases.
Looking ahead, Paxini's recent achievements, including over 1 billion yuan in Series B funding and the registration of its self-developed motion data set, position it as a leading player in the embodied intelligence sector. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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