RuixinXing raises tens of millions of yuan for industrial robots

Nov 5, 2026
RuixinXing raised tens of millions of yuan from Sinovation Ventures, Zhongli and Today International. The company develops industrial robots that learn during picking and coordinate tasks across large fleets.

RuixinXing completed a funding round worth tens of millions of yuan, with investment from Sinovation Ventures, Zhongli and Today International, according to 36Kr. Founded in 2019, the Chengdu company develops embodied intelligence systems for industrial picking, transport and material handling.

RuixinXing uses online learning and knowledge retrieval to help robots adjust grasping actions while working. The company says its system can transfer experience from previous tasks to unfamiliar parts, reducing the need to collect and label data or retrain a model for every new object.

Its products include dual arm and single arm picking robots, the Fly Box material delivery system and mobile robots. RuixinXing has also developed a scheduling system for coordinating robot fleets at the thousand unit scale, including task allocation, dynamic routing and traffic management. It demonstrated 50 mobile robots working together at a Zhongli facility in November 2025.

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