Wuhan startup supplying embodied spatial-intelligence navigation modules that let humanoid and mobile robots move autonomously.
Wuhan Langyi Robotics Co., Ltd. is a Chinese robotics technology company headquartered in the East Lake High-Tech Development Zone (Optics Valley) of Wuhan, Hubei Province, with an additional office in Shenzhen. Founded in 2020, the company has been recognized as a national high-tech enterprise as well as a sci-tech small and medium enterprise and an innovative small and medium enterprise under China's SME classification programs. Langyi Robotics positions itself as a provider of full-stack spatial-intelligence solutions for next-generation general-purpose robots, building its technology around three core capabilities: spatial memory, environmental perception, and spatial reasoning.
The company's flagship product family is marketed under the LingJing brand as a series of embodied spatial-intelligence modules intended to give humanoid and other mobile robots the ability to navigate autonomously in unstructured environments. Its most publicly documented module, the LingJing SR360, is described by the company as an embodied cerebellum that fuses perception, mapping, and motion-planning functions so that humanoid robots can move and reposition themselves without human teleoperation. According to reporting by the Wuhan municipal Economic and Information Technology Bureau in August 2025, Langyi Robotics' navigation technology had been adopted widely enough within China's autonomous mobile humanoid robot segment that the bureau's article cited the company as holding a leading share of that specific market niche, a claim that reflects third-party reporting rather than independently audited data.
Rather than building complete robots itself, Langyi Robotics operates as a technology supplier to the broader embodied-intelligence supply chain: the company states that its spatial-intelligence modules have been integrated by dozens of domestic manufacturers of embodied and humanoid robots, with deployments spanning industrial manufacturing, commercial and tourism service settings, security inspection and patrol, and home-based elder-care assistance. This business model, supplying a perception-and-navigation module rather than a finished robot chassis, places the company alongside other embodied-intelligence component suppliers that have emerged around China's fast-growing humanoid robotics ecosystem.
Langyi Robotics was founded by Yang Hongcheng, who also serves as the company's chief executive officer. The company has raised early-stage capital through an angel financing round, with InnoAngel Fund, a venture fund established by the Wuhan Fund under Wuhan Industrial Investment Holding Group, reported as the lead investor. As of the most recent public reporting reviewed, the company had not disclosed its total headcount, detailed product specifications for the LingJing module line, or additional financing rounds beyond the angel stage. Langyi Robotics exhibited at the 2026 World Robot Conference in Beijing, presenting its spatial-intelligence technology to an audience of robot manufacturers and embodied-intelligence developers.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Embodied spatial-intelligence module providing SLAM-based perception and autonomous navigation for humanoid robots.
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Founded
2020
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Component Supplier
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Asia-Pacific
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Early-Stage VC
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