Led · Series C · Jul 2026

Whale builds an AI Operating System (AIOS) for enterprise operations based on its proprietary Business World Model (BWM), which interprets camera, sensor, and audio signals similar to how LLMs process text. Its product suite includes SpaceSight (physical space intelligence), Echo (voice and audio intelligence), Lume (content distribution), Alivia (workflow automation and intelligent agents), Harbor (knowledge management and compliance), and Novus (AI infrastructure and governance). Whale serves more than 1,600 enterprises in 45+ countries and manages over 600,000 edge AI nodes globally across industries including retail, automotive, F&B, manufacturing, and financial services. Headquartered in Singapore, the company is scaling deployments across North America and APAC with plans for MENA and Europe. Whale recently raised a Series C round that now totals $100 million, which it says will fund global expansion, team growth, deeper partnerships, and expanded platform integrations.

Led · Series B · Mar 2026

Founded in Beijing in late 2020, Bose Quantum (also known by the English brand QBoson) focuses on photonic quantum computing and pursues a dual strategy of fault-tolerant universal quantum machines and scalable specialized quantum computers. Its research team includes scientists and engineers from institutions such as Stanford University, Tsinghua University and the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The company reports that research personnel make up roughly 70% of its workforce and that about 65% of employees hold master's or doctoral degrees. In May the company announced the Harness Shanhai 1000 specialized quantum computer and its first universal photonic quantum chip. Bose Quantum has established photonic quantum laboratories in Suzhou, Shenzhen and Nanjing and built a large-scale manufacturing facility in Shenzhen. It has reported application testing across AI, pharmaceuticals, finance, telecommunications, energy and advanced materials, and has completed multiple financing rounds, most recently a pre-IPO round of several hundred million yuan.

Participated · Series B · Mar 2026

Founded in 2023, Xiaoyu Zhizao develops a universal "one-brain, multiple-form" robotics platform aimed at industrial embodied intelligence, initially concentrating on intelligent welding. The founding team includes former senior engineers and product leaders from Xiaomi, Huawei, Microsoft, and ByteDance, with founder Qiao Zhongliang among Xiaomi's earliest employees. As of Q1 2026 the company has about 120 employees, roughly half working on model algorithms. Its products have reached mass-delivery stages and are deployed with multiple strategic clients. Xiaoyu Zhizao signed a strategic cooperation to deploy 1,000 welding robots over the next year and has outlined commercial scale targets of shipping 5,000–10,000 units annually to enter the first tier and 100,000 units to secure a leading position. The company has attracted investors across consumer electronics, automotive, shipping, and construction sectors following its recent B+ funding round.

Led · Series A · Feb 2026

Founded in 2019, Panther Technology (槃实科技) applies high-precision magnetic-levitation technology to create bearingless pumps that eliminate mechanical contact, friction and contamination. Its fully self-developed product line now spans 30 W to 6,000 W models, with the 6 kW unit claimed as an industry first to reach mass production. The company holds more than 130 core patents and operates roughly 6,000 m² of combined R&D and manufacturing space. Leading Chinese semiconductor customers have certified and are already deploying the pumps, breaking a two-decade overseas monopoly in this critical wet-process component. Management plans to use the new capital to scale production capacity for semiconductor demand and accelerate expansion into biopharmaceutical, medical-device and fine-chemical markets. With global semiconductor equipment sales at US$117 billion and mainland China accounting for US$49.6 billion yet only ~20 % domestic share, Panther believes import substitution leaves it significant headroom for growth. No revenue figures were disclosed, but the company has been recognised as a national high-tech enterprise and a Shenzhen “seed unicorn,” signalling early commercial traction.

Participated · Series B · Jan 2026

Sunseeker (Zhejiang Baima Technology) focuses on the outdoor robotics market, using a proprietary “RTK + AI vision + V-SLAM + LiDAR” multi-modal fusion stack to power its autonomous lawn-care machines. Its self-developed Aonavi navigation system delivers ≤2 cm static positioning error and ≤5 cm dynamic tracking deviation while reacquiring signal within 10 seconds of blockage, and a 16-sensor, 360° perception suite identifies 300+ obstacles with 99 % stability in night or rain and >98 % accuracy on complex terrain. The company has shipped nearly one million lawn-mowing robots and now serves more than 40 countries, with particularly strong traction in high-end European markets such as Germany, France, Poland, Italy and the Nordics. Sunseeker operates 11 global branches and employs over 2,300 people, 20 % of whom are overseas, enabling a “global vision + local operations” strategy. Its product line spans high-end consumer to professional-grade models, including the flagship X9 for commercial settings and the LiDAR-enhanced S4 series for mainstream consumers. Proceeds from the latest financing will fund continued R&D, full-scenario product-matrix upgrades and deeper international penetration. The company’s investor group now includes top USD funds, leading financial institutions and publicly listed companies.