加速进化完成新一轮融资：人形机器人累计出货量突破700台，海外占比超5成

Core Viewpoint - The company "Booster Robotics" has successfully completed a new round of financing, which will be primarily used for product development, large-scale production, and ecosystem service construction [3]. Group 1: Product Launch and Market Response - The new product "Booster K1" was launched on October 24, and the first batch of orders sold out within 20 minutes, with over a thousand units signed at the launch event [5]. - Unlike the common industry practice of "demo then pre-sale," Booster K1 emphasizes "real delivery," promising triple compensation for any full-price orders not delivered by the end of December [5]. Group 2: Production Capacity and Market Expansion - The global delivery volume of Booster Robotics has significantly increased in Q3, and the company expects its production capacity to rise to tens of thousands of units next year, with product prices anticipated to decrease [5]. - The cumulative global shipment of humanoid robots has surpassed 700 units, covering over 200 clients worldwide, with more than 50% of sales coming from overseas markets [6]. Group 3: Business Model and Ecosystem Development - Over the past two years, Booster Robotics has established a mature business loop in the fields of robotics competitions, research, and exhibitions, leading the humanoid robot industry [7]. - The company is expanding its strategic focus into the education sector, aiming to bridge professional scenarios to the mass market through a "competitions + education" dual-drive approach [8]. Group 4: Partnerships and Educational Initiatives - In the competition sector, Booster Robotics collaborates with top events like RoboCup and the World Humanoid Robot Games, creating diverse revenue streams from hardware sales to event operations [10]. - The company has formed significant partnerships with over 20 top global universities, including Berkeley and Stanford, contributing to high-impact research papers [12]. - The launch of the "Hundred Cities, Ten Thousand Schools" initiative aims to collaborate with over 1,000 universities and 7,000 primary and secondary schools over the next three years to promote robotics education [14]. Group 5: Evolution of Business Strategy - As the company continues to enhance its ecosystem through competitions, research, education, and collaborative construction, it has evolved from a technology provider to an ecosystem builder [15].