ROBOTERA announced it has raised more than $200 million in a new financing round led by SF Group as the robotics company accelerates the commercialization of its humanoid robotics platforms and embodied intelligence systems.
The financing round also included participation from HSG, IDG Capital, Hillhouse Investment, CICC Capital, Jingming Capital, SparkEdge Capital, Luxin Venture Capital Group, Unite Pioneers Capital, Longqi Investment, and multiple industrial partners. Existing investors, including Tsinghua Holding, Tiancheng Asset Management, and Horizon Investment, also increased their positions.
The company said investor demand exceeded the initial fundraising target.
ROBOTERA previously completed a strategic financing round valued at approximately RMB 1 billion in March 2026.
The company develops humanoid robots and robotics hardware systems designed for logistics, industrial, and commercial applications.
According to ROBOTERA, the company has deployed robotics systems across more than ten logistics centers through collaborations with China Post and SF Group.
ROBOTERA said it initiated thousand-unit deliveries during the second quarter of 2026 and reported growth exceeding 300% during the period.
The company also stated that more than 95% of its core robotics components are developed internally, including actuation systems and humanoid robotic platforms.
One of the company’s primary technology focuses is a direct-drive dexterous hand architecture designed to support precision manipulation tasks across logistics and industrial environments.
ROBOTERA said its hardware systems are currently used by organizations including Boston Dynamics, NVIDIA, and Apple.
The company added that it is expanding deployments beyond logistics into automotive, electronics, and service industry applications as commercialization efforts continue globally.
