融资超3亿美元，估值超30亿美元！“北大系”人形机器人公司银河通用刷新具身智能单轮融资纪录

Core Insights - Galaxy General has completed a new financing round exceeding $300 million, setting a record for single-round financing in the embodied intelligence sector, with a post-financing valuation of $3 billion (approximately 211.3 billion RMB) [1][5] - The investment round was led by China Mobile Chain Long Fund, with participation from various industry capital and investment platforms, indicating strong market confidence in the embodied intelligence field [1][2] Financing Details - The financing attracted both domestic and international investors, including significant players like CICC, the Chinese Academy of Sciences Fund, and others, highlighting a collaborative investment approach [1][2] - Following this round, Galaxy General's total financing has reached approximately $800 million, with the valuation tripling in just six months from $1 billion [1][5] Technological Advancements - Galaxy General employs a unique training paradigm using synthetic action data for pre-training and real data for post-training, claiming to have developed a full-stack self-research model from "hundred billion datasets" to "embodied large models" [3] - The company has launched several models, including GraspVLA, GroceryVLA, and NavFoM, and has achieved significant milestones in autonomous operations, winning competitions with its Galbot robot team [3] Industry Collaborations - In the industrial manufacturing sector, Galaxy General has established partnerships with major companies such as CATL, Bosch, Toyota, and others, accumulating thousands of orders for humanoid robots [3] - The company is also expanding into commercial services and healthcare, with solutions like the "Galaxy Space Capsule" and collaborations with medical institutions for robotic applications in hospitals [4] IPO Plans - Galaxy General is preparing for an IPO in Hong Kong, with plans to submit an application as early as the first quarter of next year, targeting a valuation between $3 billion and $4 billion [1][5][6] - The company’s recent stock reform is seen as a strategic move to attract new primary market investors, reflecting a broader trend of startups in the sector accelerating their path to public markets [6]