China’s UniX AI Raises $75 Million to Expand Robot Deployments

SUZHOU, China – UniX AI, a Chinese robot manufacturer has raised 500 million yuan ($74.9 million) of Pre-A round investment to enhance its technologies of embodied artificial intelligence (AI) and apply commercial uses of its robots.

UniX AI revealed the investment Nov. 9, naming property company Greenland Group, sensor maker Keli Sensing and Huagong Venture Capital as among its latest investors. Other existing investors include Xienuo Investment and Yonghua Investment.

Greenland Group, already a business partner of UniX AI, joined as a strategic investor. Both will expand uses of robots in building security, hotel and elderly care business.

UniX AI makes humanoid robots for commercial purposes including wheeled robots with robotic arms. The company makes systems that will conduct various actions in hotels, retail stores and property management companies. It says it will use the proceedings to develop AI algorithms and improve robots’ quality and customer support systems.

The manufacturer aims to cooperate with its industrial partners to increase the use of robots within current working environments, rather than restricting itself to demonstration purposes.

No information has been released about the company’s value after this financing round or new orders of robots that relate to Greenland Group’s investment.

UniX AI’s primary robots include Wanda and Panther, both of which are wheeled humanoid robot platforms with robotic arms for performing commercial and service activities. UniX AI claims that it has delivered over 100 robots per month since late 2025, with a record of delivering more than 300 robots in a single month.