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Company Overview - Qianxun Intelligent (Hangzhou) Technology Co., Ltd. has recently undergone a business change, with new shareholders including Shenzhen Hubble Technology Investment Partnership and Shenzhen Innovation Investment Fund Center, and its registered capital increased from 1.3976 million to 1.9516 million yuan [1] - Hubble, a Huawei subsidiary, primarily engages in venture capital and has invested in various sectors including third-generation semiconductors and laser equipment. Huawei recently increased Hubble's capital by 1.5 billion yuan, raising its registered capital to 9.48 billion yuan [1] - This investment marks Huawei's first direct entry into the humanoid robotics sector, previously supporting robotics through its self-developed technologies [1] Funding and Development - Despite being established for just over a year, Qianxun Intelligent has completed four funding rounds, raising over 700 million yuan, with the latest Pre-A round in March securing 528 million yuan led by Amei P7 and involving several notable investment firms [2] - The company has released a preview video showcasing its self-developed VLA Spirit v1 robot, capable of performing complex tasks such as folding clothes seamlessly [2] - Qianxun Intelligent's first commercial humanoid robot, Moz1, is set to launch soon, featuring 26 degrees of freedom and a power density 15% higher than Tesla's Optimus robot [2] Industry Insights - According to a report by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, humanoid robots are transitioning from laboratory settings to initial commercial applications, with the market size for complete machines projected to reach 2 to 5 billion yuan by 2028 and approximately 50 billion yuan by 2035, indicating significant market potential [2]