GENISOM AI Raises Series B Funding to Scale Embodied AI Robotics Globally

GENISOM AI, a robotics company focused on embodied AI, quadruped robots, humanoid robots, and intelligent robotics technologies, has completed a Series B financing round worth tens of millions USD.

The round was led by Stone Venture, a UAE-based investment firm, with participation from a number of financial and strategic industry investors, including Neusoft and Highpower Technology.

The new funding will support GENISOM AI's continued investment in robot hardware, embodied AI models, autonomous navigation, and industrial applications, while accelerating its expansion into global markets.

15,000+ Robots Mass Produced

As of June 2026, GENISOM AI has mass-produced more than 15,000 embodied AI robots, with monthly production capacity increasing more than tenfold compared with the previous year's monthly average.

GENISOM AI robots are already being deployed across industries including electric power, petrochemical, firefighting, security, emergency response, and education, with more than 500 ecosystem partners.

For GENISOM AI, reaching 15,000 units is more than a production milestone. It demonstrates the company's ability to move from robotics R&D and product validation toward scaled manufacturing, reliable delivery, and real-world deployment.

As embodied AI moves closer to commercial adoption, the industry is increasingly looking beyond individual technology breakthroughs. Manufacturing scale, product reliability, and the ability to perform consistently in real-world environments are becoming equally important.

Full-Stack Technology for Real-World Robotics

Real-world industrial environments are far more complex than controlled laboratory settings. Robots may need to navigate stairs, uneven terrain, gravel, dust, rain, and constantly changing operational conditions.

To address these challenges, GENISOM AI has built a full-stack robotics technology platform covering core components, robot platforms, motion control, perception, and intelligent algorithms.

Its architecture combines a "large brain" for autonomous navigation, environmental perception, and decision-making with a "small brain" focused on real-time motion control and dynamic interaction.

GENISOM AI is also developing its GSD (Genisom Self-Driving) technology to improve autonomous navigation in complex and unstructured environments through continuous real-world data collection and model iteration.

At the hardware level, the company's CHAMP high-power-density joint modules provide the foundation for robot mobility and dynamic performance, with annual production capacity exceeding one million units.

Together, these capabilities create a development loop connecting:

Real-World Deployment → Data → Model Iteration → Product Improvement

From "Making Robots" to "Making Robots Work"

GENISOM AI believes the value of embodied AI ultimately comes from what robots can accomplish in the physical world.

Its guiding principle is simple:

Put robots to work where people do not want to go, cannot go, or should not go.

Today, GENISOM AI robots are being used for applications such as power inspection, industrial inspection, firefighting, emergency response, and security patrol.

In the electric power sector, GENISOM AI has participated in more than 100 inspection projects. In firefighting and emergency response, robots can support reconnaissance, monitoring, and information collection in environments where human access may involve significant risks.

For industrial customers, however, a successful demonstration is only the starting point. The real challenge is whether a robot can perform the same task reliably, repeatedly, and across different environments.

This is the transition GENISOM AI is working toward—from robots that can demonstrate capabilities to robots that can deliver repeatable operational value.

From Mass Production in China to Global Industrial Applications

The participation of international investors such as Stone Venture also creates new opportunities for GENISOM AI to expand its global ecosystem.

The Middle East, in particular, has growing demand for robotics across energy, oil and gas, security, inspection, and emergency response—areas closely aligned with GENISOM AI's existing industrial applications.

Following the Series B financing, GENISOM AI will continue investing in four key areas of embodied intelligence:

Locomotion Intelligence, Spatial Intelligence, Interaction Intelligence, and Swarm Intelligence.

The goal is to move robots beyond simply navigating autonomously toward autonomously completing meaningful tasks.

GENISOM AI is also launching its "Gravity" initiative, providing access to robots and resources for developers, universities, research institutions, and industry partners to accelerate innovation in embodied AI.

With more than 15,000 robots mass produced and a growing ecosystem of industry partners, GENISOM AI is entering its next phase: expanding from scaled robot manufacturing to global real-world deployment.

The company's long-term mission is to bring embodied AI into more industries and build robots that can truly get work done in the physical world.