Participated · Series B · Mar 2026

GigaAI (Jijia Vision) develops world models and embodied intelligence systems, publishing GigaWorld (GigaWorld-0, GigaWorld-Policy, GigaWorld-1) and GigaBrain series models and positioning them as core engines for physical AGI. The company has built Maker H01, a high-degree-of-freedom humanoid robot designed for dexterous operation and mobile interaction, and reports commercial implementation in automotive, 3C, warehousing, and home-service scenarios with a target delivery volume in the thousands this year. In autonomous driving the firm released DriveDreamer and related simulators that have served more than 30 leading automotive OEMs and autonomous driving companies. For content production it is developing the Yisu Engine, integrating ultra-long-duration video generation, a real-time 3D world model framework, and 3D human generation tools. GigaAI reports building an industry-leading data base, projecting over 1 million hours of high-quality visual-action data and more than 10 million hours of pre-training data this year. The company was founded in June 2023 and is led by post-90s Tsinghua-educated founder Huang Guan, whose team has achieved top benchmark results (e.g., WorldArena) against major international institutions.

Participated · Series B · May 2024

The company focuses on radio sensing and spectrum big-data analysis technologies to deliver low-altitude safety and airspace management solutions. It aims to support construction of integrated ground-air urban security infrastructure and enable fine-grained governance of urban low-altitude airspace. The product and services target smart-city, three-dimensional public security infrastructure for low-altitude domains. The article reports the company completed a B round financing of more than ¥100 million. Investors in the round include a lead investor and several strategic and public‑fund backers; an existing shareholder increased its participation. Financial advisors to the transaction were engaged for the financing.

Led · Series A · Dec 2019

Founded in February 2018, Galactic Energy Aerospace Technology has built a reputation for reliability with its light-lift Ceres-1 solid rocket. The company is now advancing two major product lines: the reusable, kerosene-LOX Pallas series and the higher-capacity Ceres-2 solid rocket. Pallas-1 is designed to lift 7,000 kg to a 200-km LEO, while the planned Pallas-2 could carry 20,000-58,000 kg depending on its single-stick or tri-core configuration, with a debut launch targeted for 2026. On 28 September the firm completed a 220-second static fire of Pallas-1’s second stage and is preparing the vehicle for an orbital test flight from Jiuquan later this year. Ceres-2, capable of 1,600 kg to 500-km LEO, has finished final assembly and will launch soon with six satellites. The company raised $154 million in Series C funding in late 2023 and has now secured a further $336 million in Series D financing, underscoring strong governmental and provincial backing. These funds are earmarked for rocket development as well as new production, testing, and launch facilities.