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Guizhou city robotics company (2014); RoboBus, RoboShop, RoboVan on 3D-printed skateboard chassis, deployed in 29+ countries via RaaS.
PIX Moving (PIXMOVING INC.) is a Chinese city robotics company founded in 2014 by Angelo Yu, headquartered in Guizhou Province, China, with a US corporate entity registered as PIXMOVING INC. The company is a pioneer in the autonomous mobile space vehicle category, approaching autonomous mobility from the perspective of urban transformation rather than conventional autonomous driving.
PIX Moving's foundational innovation is the skateboard chassis — a flat, modular vehicle platform housing the battery, drive-by-wire system, electronic controls, and autonomous driving hardware in a low-profile base unit. This architecture allows interchangeable functional cabins to be mounted on the same chassis, enabling rapid reconfiguration for different use cases without redesigning the vehicle platform. The company's patented generative design algorithms and large-scale metal 3D printing system reduce vehicle parts count and assembly work by approximately 60% compared to conventional vehicle manufacturing.
The core product lineup includes RoboBus (autonomous shuttle for urban mobility), RoboTaxi (on-demand passenger transport), RoboShop (autonomous mobile retail kiosk), and RoboVan (last-mile delivery and logistics). The company also offers PIXKIT 2.0 and PIXKIT 3.0 — developer chassis platforms for autonomous driving research and integration — and PIXLOOP, a self-driving ecosystem platform. These products have been deployed across more than 29 countries in over 30 self-driving scenarios including smart tree planting robots, unmanned delivery vehicles, patrol robots, and mobile retail units.
PIX Moving operates under a RaaS (Robot as a Service) subscription model, providing cities with recurring mobile space services rather than one-time vehicle sales. The company defines a new product category called Autonomous Mobile Spaces, which provide dynamic spatial services beyond transportation — serving as mobile retail counters, office pods, cafe spaces, classroom units, and service kiosks.
Notable customers and partners include Alibaba and Baidu, which use PIX's skateboard chassis technology. The company has attracted significant investment, raising approximately $20 million through pre-Series A and Series A rounds as of 2022, with investors including Japan's TIS. PIX has also established a Japanese subsidiary to serve the Asia-Pacific market and pursues open innovation through the DeAuto DAO initiative for decentralized vehicle development. Contact: [email protected], +86-18111991219.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
RoboBus
Autonomous electric shuttle bus built on PIX's modular skateboard chassis for urban public transit and campus mobility applications.
RoboShop
Autonomous mobile retail vehicle on PIX's skateboard platform; configured as a self-driving vending unit or cafe pod for smart city commercial services.
PIXKIT 2.0 / PIXKIT 3.0
Developer autonomous driving chassis platform for research, integration, and prototype development; open-architecture with drive-by-wire and sensor mounting.
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Company Facts
Founded
2014
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Manufacturer
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Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
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