
Urtopia bags $29 million to expand beyond e-bikes into exoskeletons
The company sees applications extending from hardware sales into active health management and intelligent outdoor services, particularly for aging populations.

The company sees applications extending from hardware sales into active health management and intelligent outdoor services, particularly for aging populations.

The rollout comes as TransitX seeks to build what it calls a “physical AI ecosystem” centered on human movement intelligence.

The company has since established contacts with buyers from more than 80 countries and regions and is in talks with partners in dozens of markets over local distribution agreements.

In China’s fast-moving tech scene, even a single moment—a demo, an interview, an unplanned interaction—can become a turning point.