97年学霸入局具身智能机器人，9个月融资近5亿

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is that Suzhou Lexiang Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. has successfully completed a 200 million yuan "Angel++" round of financing, led by Zhongding Capital, with existing shareholder IDG Capital also participating. The funds will be primarily used for the development of core components, robot body and motion control technology, and iterative improvements of consciousness bionic models to accelerate the large-scale implementation of consumer-grade embodied intelligent products [1] Group 2 - Lexiang Technology was established in December 2024 and has completed three rounds of financing totaling nearly 500 million yuan within nine months. The first round in February raised nearly 200 million yuan, with a post-investment valuation of approximately 600 million yuan. The second round in May was an "Angel+" round that raised 100 million yuan, with a post-investment valuation of nearly 1.2 billion yuan. After the latest round, the total amount raised in the angel rounds approaches 500 million yuan [2] Group 3 - The founder of Lexiang Technology, Guo Ranjie, born in 1997, previously served as the China President of a company where he led a team to achieve 6 billion yuan in revenue within three years. The company aims to create the world's first consumer-grade embodied intelligent product. Guo believes that many world-changing products are still in their infancy, which motivated him to start the company. The team has grown to 90 members, with over 80% in R&D, and includes top talents from prestigious institutions [3] Group 4 - Lexiang Technology is developing a clear product line that includes two major product matrices for indoor and outdoor applications. The Z-Bot focuses on family scenarios, exploring companionship, education, and interaction, while the W-Bot targets outdoor and public spaces, expanding into retail, security, and entertainment applications. The W-Bot, nicknamed "WaWa," has been showcased at major AI and robotics conferences and has undergone market validation through sales events [4]