Gasgoo Munich- Wuxi Quanzhibo Technology Co., Ltd., a provider of integrated robotic joint modules, announced that it has closed an A+++ funding round. GL Ventures led the investment, with AgiBot and Linkerbot joining as strategic industrial investors.
With this, Quanzhibo's capital lineup has officially evolved into a "triple-drive" structure powered by top-tier investment firms, leading industrial players, and state-owned capital.
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"The core logic behind our investor selection is a 'triple-drive' approach: top-tier investment firms, leading industrial players, and state-owned capital," said Chen Wankai, founder and CEO of Quanzhibo. "The entry of firms like GL Ventures and Lightspeed China Partners validates our technical strength and commercial value. Meanwhile, state-backed capital from Shenzhen Capital Group, the Beijing Robotics Industry Fund, and Wuxi Innovation Capital brings more than just funding—it signals strategic support from local governments for the intelligent manufacturing chain. Finally, bringing in industrial players like AgiBot, Linkerbot, Leju Robotics, Geely, and CRRC allows us to close the loop across 'joints, dexterous hands, and complete machines.'"
This marks Quanzhibo's seventh funding round in 18 months, following five rounds from A2 to A6 in 2025 and an A++ round in April 2026. The company is rapidly shedding its status as an industry "underwater project" to become a benchmark in the robotic joint sector. Its investor base has shifted from early-stage funds to a full-spectrum industrial capital matrix covering "complete machines, dexterous hands, and joints," while its client roster has expanded from reliance on a single major customer to coverage of multiple industry leaders.
With the new funding, Quanzhibo plans to accelerate its "three verticals, one horizontal" strategy:
Deepening Technology: Prioritizing R&D for next-generation hollow-joint designs, new materials, and higher torque density to maintain a generational lead in core technological barriers.
Product Matrix: Launching more than five new products within the next year for applications ranging from humanoid robots and quadrupeds to industrial cobots, exoskeletons, and smart consumer devices. This will create a more granular product spectrum spanning the full torque range from 2Nm to 400Nm.
Commercial Expansion: Replicating its success with "lighthouse clients" like Leju Robotics and AgiBot across a broader base of OEMs to achieve full industry coverage.
Ecosystem Synergy: Collaborating with upstream component suppliers, downstream manufacturers, and research institutes to build an open platform for embodied intelligence joint modules. The goal is to establish standardized communication protocols, mechanical interfaces, and testing standards, positioning Quanzhibo as an infrastructure-level supplier for the robotics industry.
Quanzhibo’s goal remains unwavering: to define the standards for robotic joints and ensure Chinese robots are equipped with the best, most cost-effective "Chinese joints."
