Shenzhen maker of heavy-payload electric all-terrain robots, including the Hechu T3000 field sprayer and Jilu G3000 orchard platform, tested in Xinjiang.
Percisphere (Juewu Technology) is a Shenzhen company founded in September 2020 that develops heavy-payload, all-terrain electric robots, starting with agriculture. Its founding team includes engineers who previously worked on rockets and satellites at the European Space Agency, and the CEO is Song Jiayin. The company chose the cotton fields of Xinjiang as its main test ground. Its R&D team works there from March to October each year, and it reports more than one million kilometres of field testing across over 40 versions. Mass production began in 2025. The company reports more than 120 patent applications and holds Chinese national high-tech enterprise and specialised-and-sophisticated SME status.
Its products share one transformable chassis with swappable payload modules. Press reports give the chassis as pure electric, with about 3 tonnes of payload, sustained 27 degree climbing, about 8 hours of endurance and 26 degrees of freedom. Track width and wheelbase adjust from 1.0 to 2.5 m and chassis height from 1.2 to 1.5 m. The Hechu T3000 is the open-field model. The basic version's spray boom is 21 m wide, covering nine cotton rows per pass at about 100 mu (roughly 6.7 ha) per hour, and an enhanced version has a 26 m boom. An earlier configuration used 18 cameras and 111 independently controlled nozzles, supporting row-only, targeted weed and variable-rate spraying. The Jilu G3000 is the orchard model. It uses a multi-joint boom with eight binocular depth cameras and can also carry fertilizing, pruning and clean-up modules. The company has also shown a snow-removal robot working at minus 30 degrees C in north-east China.
Early customers sprayed cotton defoliant in northern Xinjiang, and the G3000 was demonstrated at a Changyu winery vineyard. In December 2025 the company announced a Pre-A round of over RMB 100 million led by Dayone Capital, with Anker Innovations participating. In February 2026 it closed a Series A of about RMB 100 million from China Creation Ventures and Jiangxi Financial Holding Capital, intended mainly for overseas expansion into markets including Europe, Australia and Canada.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Heavy-payload electric all-terrain robot with wide-boom spray module for open-field crops such as cotton
Orchard version of the all-terrain chassis with multi-joint spray boom plus fertilizing and pruning modules
All-terrain chassis variant for urban snow clearing, shown operating at minus 30 degrees C
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2020
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Manufacturer
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Asia-Pacific
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Early-Stage VC
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