D-Robotics

Based in Guangdong, China and founded in 2024, Shenzhen D-Robotics Co. , Ltd. , dba D-Robotics, is a developer of hardware and software infrastructure for the robotics market. The company was originally robotics division, formerly (AIoT division) of Horizon Robotics, a company listed on Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) specializing in smart driving solutions for passenger vehicles.

Its CEO, Cong Wang, was responsible for the business system at Horizon Robotics, including robot product development, marketing, and sales services. D-Robotics is currently operating under D-Robotics Holding Limited, an affiliate of Horizon Robotics. In September 2026, D-Robotics raised USD 400 million in Series C funding led by Mirae Asset Capital (China), with participation from Meituan, Hefei State-Owned Assets Holding, Nanshan SEI Investment, Beijing Jincai Fund Management, Cathay Capital, Huamei International Investment Group, GF Xinde Investment, MTM Capital, Qihang Capital, GL Ventures, 5Y Capital, Linear Capital, Huangpu River Capital, Vertex Growth, Prosperity7, Hermitage Capital Group, YF Capital, Long Z Investment, Joyoung Co. , Ltd.

, Dunhong Capital Management, Capitallink, AlphaX Partners, Unity Ventures, Monad Ventures, Digital Future, Qlacier Capital, and other investors. D-Robotics develops and provide hardware and software for the development of robots used in different real-world scenarios such as manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare. The company's hardware products including robot development kits powered by intelligent computing chip and human-inspired brain architecture integrating CPU + BPU + MCU for super-heterogeneous computing and high-efficiency coordination. The hardware products are used by individual and industrial robot developers to build robot prototypes, develop robotic products, and conduct performance evaluations and related verification.

As for software, D-Robotics provides intelligent robotics applications and platforms for robot development. The company generates revenue by selling hardware and software used for the development of intelligent robots. The Series C funding round aims to strengthen the product portfolio of Xuri chips across the entire computing power spectrum and build an end-to-end software platform—spanning data collection, model training, simulation and verification, and inference deployment.