作者 | 黄楠 编辑 | 袁斯来 硬氪获悉，具身触觉企业千觉机器人Xense Robotics（以下简称"千觉机器人"）近日完成亿元级Pre-A轮融资，本轮融资由孚腾资本（上海具身智能基金） 领投，产业方理想汽车、彬复资本和科实资本等头部市场化机构共同参与，高瓴创投、元禾原点、戈壁创投等老股东持续跟投。 融资资金将主要用于技术研发投入、加快产品迭代、团队规模扩充与市场渠道拓展，完善全链路业务布局。这也是「千觉机器人」今年内完成的第三轮， 此前公司曾获得高瓴创投、智元机器人、元禾原点、戈壁创投、璞跃中国、交大菡源基金、小苗朗程等机构投资。随着孚腾资本和理想汽车的加入，将推 动其触觉感知技术在真实产业场景的落地与推广。 「千觉机器人」是硬氪长期关注的企业，2024年5月成立、总部位于上海，公司以多模态触觉感知技术为核心，聚焦智能体灵巧操作领域，通过创新触觉 感知技术、为智能体提供理解真实世界的多模态触觉感知与操作能力，推动具身智能从精细操作迈向通用感知。 千觉机器人产品矩阵（图源/企业） 创始人马道林于北京大学博士毕业后，师从机器人操作领域知名学者Alberto Rodriguez，专注研发视触觉技术路线在操作感 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the successful IPO of Cloudwalk (02670), with shares priced at HKD 95.60 and a total issuance of 6.9 million shares, raising approximately HKD 593 million in net proceeds [1] - As of the report, Cloudwalk's stock surged by 49.37%, trading at HKD 142.8 with a transaction volume of HKD 290 million [1] - Cloudwalk is recognized as a leading AI-enabled robotics service technology company, providing adaptable and scalable products and services, including robots and AI digital systems [1] Group 2 - Cloudwalk holds a leading position in China's robotics service market, with a projected market size of RMB 3.7 billion in 2024 and a 6.3% domestic revenue share, ranking first in the market [1] - The market for robotics service agents in China is expected to grow to RMB 13.5 billion by 2029, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 29.3% from 2024 to 2029, driven by advancements in AI technology and increasing demand for high-quality, efficient services [1]

机器人领域知名创业者，宇树科技创始人王兴兴在论坛上接受记者采访时表示，机器人涉及的领域十分广阔，但产业规模仍 处在起步期，需要全世界共同努力把机器人产业的"蛋糕"做大。 对于武汉在相关领域的发展前景，王兴兴则充满期待。他说："武汉交通区位、物流优势明显，并且有丰富的高校和人才资 源，未来会迎来更大的发展。" 10月15日，2025中国—北欧经贸合作论坛会场内外，提供接驳服务的岚图汽车，担任现场解说员的"荆荆""楚楚"AI数字人， 双语交互的汉产机器人等一批高技术产品彰显着湖北武汉的创新活力。 "非常有意思，机器人反应很快，对话很聪明，是创新能力的体现。"在会场外和光谷东智公司展示的人形机器人进行一番交 流后，来自西班牙的游艇品牌安东尼奥区域商务总监康斯坦特·科尔德斯竖起了大拇指。活动现场，这款机器人热度颇高，不时有 外国参会嘉宾驻足，与机器人对话、合影。 长江日报记者观察发现，这款机器人身高1.7米左右，可实时与人交流互动。该公司技术人员介绍，这款机器人今年7月正式 面世，可实现语音、动作等功能的定制化生产，售价约为50万元。 光谷东智是一家位于光谷的人形机器人整机厂商，成立于今年2月。此前，该公司研发的一款 ...

Nauticus Robotics Conference Call Summary Company Overview - **Company**: Nauticus Robotics - **Ticker Symbol**: KITT - **Industry**: Autonomous underwater drones (AUD) for ocean industries including offshore oil and gas, wind power, and defense - **Core Technology**: Electric-powered robots that enhance safety, efficiency, and precision while reducing carbon emissions for customers [1][2] Key Points and Arguments Leadership and Team - John Gibson, CEO, has extensive experience in technology and the oil and gas sector, transitioning Nauticus from R&D to a commercial focus [4][5][9] - The team has been restructured to prioritize customer needs and commercial operations, moving from a research-centric approach to delivering high-end technology [9][10] Product Overview - **Flagship Product**: Aquanaut, equipped with 22 sensors for various underwater tasks, including pipeline identification and leak observation [12][13] - **Software**: ToolKITT, designed to be platform-agnostic and facilitate multi-agent operations [27][28] - **Manipulator**: Olympic Arm, transitioning from hydraulic to electric for environmental reasons and enhanced autonomy [33][34] Market Position and Trends - Nauticus Robotics is positioned as a pure play in the AUD market, competing with larger companies like Saab, Saipem, and Oceaneering [18][20] - The addressable market is expanding due to the demand for smaller vessels, which can reduce carbon emissions by 75% or more [21][22] - The company aims to eliminate the need for large vessels, significantly cutting operational costs and carbon emissions [23][24] Growth Potential - The market for autonomous underwater drones is still in its early stages, with significant growth potential as traditional ROVs are replaced [24][26] - Thousands of vehicles are expected to be manufactured over the next five to ten years, with Nauticus aiming to be a leading player [26] Financial Strategy - The company is shifting towards a capital-light, royalty-based model, focusing on partnerships for manufacturing and software as a service [38][39] - The acquisition of SeaTrepid has enhanced Nauticus's sales capabilities and reduced the time to market for contracts with major clients [40][41] Risks and Challenges - Being a small public company competing against larger firms poses risks, particularly in market adoption rates for autonomous technology [44][46] - The company emphasizes the importance of collaboration within the industry to accelerate market adoption [45][46] Future Outlook - Key signposts for investors include software release dates, vessel-less operations announcements, and ongoing testing of the Aquanaut [47][48] - The company anticipates significant financial milestones by 2026, with a focus on execution over promotion [52][53] Additional Important Information - Nauticus Robotics has demonstrated a commitment to environmental sustainability while also focusing on cost savings for clients [35][36] - The company is actively working on improving operational efficiency and reducing non-productive time, which can lead to substantial cost reductions for customers [37][38]

Core Insights - The 138th China Import and Export Fair has highlighted the growing focus on service robots, showcasing innovative products that demonstrate the acceleration of AI in commercial applications [2] - The event has attracted global buyers, with significant interactions leading to immediate orders, indicating a strong market interest in robotic solutions [2] Industry Trends - The service robot sector is becoming a focal point at major trade events, reflecting a shift towards advanced technology and practical applications in various industries [2] - The Chinese robotics industry is experiencing three accelerations: commercial implementation, international expansion, and ecosystem development, which are driving the industry to new heights [2] Buyer Experiences - International buyers have expressed amazement at the capabilities of robots, such as exoskeleton devices that can lift heavy weights, leading to immediate purchase decisions [2] - Feedback from buyers indicates a recognition of the profitability potential of robots in sectors like hospitality and fitness, although there are noted differences in interaction and personalization compared to human services [2]

Core Insights - Serve Robotics aims to expand its fleet to 2,000 by the end of 2025, targeting an annualized revenue run rate of $60 million to $80 million by 2026 [1] - The global last-mile delivery market is projected to grow from $132.7 billion in 2022 to $258.7 billion by 2030, positioning Serve to capitalize on this growth [2] - Serve has deployed 1,000 delivery robots across five cities and completed over 100,000 deliveries in partnership with Uber Eats [4] Company Expansion and Partnerships - Serve Robotics has successfully deployed 120 new third-generation robots ahead of schedule, bringing its total fleet to over 400 robots [2] - The company has expanded its commercial ecosystem, integrating over 2,500 restaurants and stores into its delivery network, significantly increasing from the previous year [10] - New partnerships with DoorDash and Little Caesars are expected to enhance its delivery operations [10] Operational Performance - In Q2, delivery volumes increased by 78% sequentially, maintaining a 99.8% delivery success rate [13] - Average daily operating hours per robot rose by 20% to 10.8, while robot intervention rates decreased by 25% [13] - Revenue increased by 37% year over year in Q2 to $641,000, driven by fleet growth and improved utilization [14] Financial Position - Serve Robotics had $183 million in cash at the end of Q2 and raised $100 million through the sale of 6.25 million shares to institutional investors [14][15] - Analysts project revenue to grow significantly, with expectations of $3.7 million in 2025, $35.1 million in 2026, and $71.4 million in 2027 [17] Valuation and Market Sentiment - Serve's share price has increased by nearly 90% over the past year, currently trading at over 430 times sales [16] - Despite high valuations, the company is seen as having strong long-term potential, with several catalysts for growth [19]

Core Insights - The global teleoperation and remote robotics market is projected to grow from USD 502.7 million in 2024 to USD 4.7 billion by 2035, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 25.3% from 2025 to 2035 [1][5] Market Overview - Teleoperation and remote robotics enable operations in hazardous or hard-to-reach environments, enhancing human capabilities [2] - The market is driven by the increasing demand for automation across various industries to improve productivity and safety [5] Growth Drivers - The rise in professional service robot sales, which increased by 48% globally in 2022, indicates a strong market demand [5] - Technological advancements in robotics, including improved sensors, AI, and haptic feedback systems, are enhancing the capabilities of teleoperated robots [6] - The growth of e-commerce is leading to increased interest in remote-controlled drones and robots for last-mile delivery, further propelling market expansion [6] Market Segmentation - The market is segmented by component type (hardware, software, services), mechanism (portable, stationary), technology (AI, machine learning, VR, AR), application (aerospace, automotive, energy, etc.), end-users (various industries), and region (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, etc.) [7] Key Players - Major companies in the teleoperation and remote robotics market include ABB Ltd., Yaskawa Electronics Corporation, AGT Robotics, Bosch, Kawasaki Robotics, Denso Corporation, Fanuc Corporation, Kuka AG, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Omron Corporation, Seiko Epson Corporation, and Staubli International AG [8][9]

Core Viewpoint - Teradyne, Inc. (NASDAQ: TER) is experiencing a challenging environment in automotive testing and robotics, but its stock's underperformance provides a margin of safety for investors [1] Group 1: Company Overview - Teradyne operates in the semiconductor and robotics sectors, focusing on high barriers to entry markets [1] - The company is positioned within oligopolistic sectors, which are characterized by limited competition and significant market power [1] Group 2: Investment Strategy - The investment approach emphasizes growth at a reasonable price, targeting mid- to long-term investment horizons [1] - The analyst expresses a preference for larger companies over smaller ones, citing underestimated risks associated with smaller firms [1]

Fundraising Activity in DePAI (Crypto x Robotics) - Very few DePAI (Decentralized AI) raises occurred in the crypto x robotics space in 2025 [1] - According to MessariCrypto data, several DePAI projects raised funds [1] Specific Fundraising Amounts - PrismaXai raised $11 million [1] - Openmind_agi raised $20 million [1] - MeckaAI raised $8 million [1] - Frodobots raised $8 million [1] - GEODNET_ raised $8 million [1] - realRiceAI raised an undisclosed amount [1] - robataai participated in an accelerator program [1]

Core Insights - iRobot's shares experienced a significant surge, rising as much as 55% to a seven-month high of $6.09 following positive remarks from the company's marketing chief, Athena Kasvikis [2] Company Performance - The stock price increase indicates strong market confidence in iRobot's current business situation and future prospects [2] Market Reaction - The sharp rise in share price reflects investor optimism and could suggest a potential turnaround for iRobot in the competitive home robotics market [2]