LivSyn Robotics secures Series A funding for AI-connected robot platform
Beijing-based LivSyn Robotics has raised at least RMB 100 million in a Series A funding round. The capital will support the development of its platform that connects robots with AI models and agents.
Beijing-based LivSyn Robotics has secured a Series A funding round of at least RMB 100 million, the company announced on October 8. The round included financial investors, the listed energy-services company Suwen Electric Energy, and an undisclosed strategic investor focused on embodied AI.
LivSyn develops RUDA (Robotics Unified Device Architecture), a platform designed to connect different robot designs with AI models and agents. Its PhiAgent engine converts human demonstration videos into robot training data and motion trajectories, while RoboAgent handles task execution and feeds results back into the system.
The company states its technology has been deployed in industrial applications such as optical-module insertion and removal, battery assembly, and electronics inspection. The platform aims to enable data and learned skills to carry over between different robots, reducing the need to rebuild training and deployment systems for each new machine.
LivSyn Robotics plans to use the new funding to further develop its platform and expand its market reach, focusing on enhancing the integration of industrial robots with artificial intelligence.