Huawei-backed world model startup Moxin closes RMB 100M funding
Moxin said its research led the company to identify what it describes as the “Scaling Law” for spatial intelligence.
Moxin said its research led the company to identify what it describes as the “Scaling Law” for spatial intelligence.
In recent years, the Taizhou-based company has been accelerating its transition from a legacy sewing machine maker to a pioneer of advanced manufacturing.
The plan places humanoid robots among Zhejiang’s priority industries as China intensifies efforts to commercialize embodied AI and advanced robotics.
The two companies will work together on robot data collection, embodied AI model training, industrial deployment and core component supply.
The move formalizes the completion of the company’s previously announced angel round rather than a fresh financing deal.
This marks the company’s second financing deal in just over two months, as capital continues flowing into China’s embodied AI sector.
Zhejiang University is among the first batch of top Chinese institutions to introduce embodied AI as a new undergraduate major for 2026 enrollment.
It also explores a coding system akin to digital identification for robots, aimed at improving traceability and accountability.
Proceeds from the latest funding will be used to advance core technologies and accelerate large-scale deployment across specialized industrial scenarios nationwide.
The map divides the ecosystem into five layers: robot bodies, “brains” (software and control systems), core supply chain, application scenarios and listed firms.