Core Insights - The industry consensus indicates that achieving fully generalized embodied intelligence will take over ten years, suggesting a more feasible path is to first achieve "industry-level generalization" in specific verticals before expanding to broader capabilities [1][7] Company Overview - Wujie Power, a company focused on developing a "universal brain" and "operational intelligence" for robots, recently completed a 300 million yuan angel financing round led by Sequoia China and Linear Capital, with total angel financing expected to exceed 500 million yuan [2][3] - The founder and CEO, Zhang Yufeng, has a strong background in technology and engineering management, having previously held significant roles at Sony and ARM, and was instrumental in achieving a leading market share in China's autonomous driving sector during his tenure at Horizon Robotics [3][4] Investment Landscape - Sequoia China and Hillhouse Capital are actively investing in the embodied intelligence sector, with Sequoia having a broad portfolio that includes humanoid and industrial robots, and Hillhouse forming a comprehensive investment strategy covering the entire industry chain [5][6] Technological Development - Wujie Power is advancing its foundational model and expert model through a dual-path approach, aiming to create a universal embodied model capable of understanding the physical world and executing complex tasks in dynamic environments [7][8] - The company's first-generation robot platform has made significant breakthroughs in industrial manufacturing and commercial services, with plans to collaborate with international partners for deeper exploration of application scenarios [8]