Participated · Series B · Mar 2026

D-Robotics was spun off from the AIoT division of Horizon Robotics in January 2024 and develops underlying computing platforms and general-purpose hardware and software infrastructure for consumer robots and embodied AI. Its current product lineup includes the RDK S600 robot computing development platform and embodied AI model systems HoloBrain and HoloMotion. The company promotes a “one brain, multiple forms” approach that it says enables the same model to be adapted across different types of robots, mirroring a "chip + toolchain + algorithm" strategy. D-Robotics reported shipments jumped 180% year-over-year and its customer base grew 200% last year. It has launched more than 100 robot products and built a developer community exceeding 100,000 users across the Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America. The company did not disclose total shipment volumes or a revenue breakdown in the available reports.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

Founded in February 2024, Spirit AI builds vision-language-action foundation models that power general-purpose humanoid robots. Its in-house model drives Moz1, a 26-degree-of-freedom, force-controlled robot already deployed on CATL’s Zhongzhou battery assembly line and in JD.com retail stores for customer interaction and product demonstrations. The company has also open-sourced Spirit v1.5, designed for strong zero-shot task generalization across complex manipulation scenarios. By partnering with manufacturing, logistics and consumer-electronics leaders such as CATL, JD.com, Huawei, Xiaomi and TCL, Spirit AI gains large-scale real-world data to refine its models and accelerate commercial rollout. The latest financing pegs its valuation at roughly ¥10 billion ($1.4 billion), underscoring investor confidence in its embodied AI stack. Although still in early commercialization, the company is rapidly scaling its data pipelines and industrial ecosystem to support broader deployment of humanoid systems.