Dexmal OriginMind Lands Nearly $140M in Back-to-Back Funding Rounds
Robotics Startup Dexmal OriginMind Secures Major Funding Boost
In a significant vote of confidence for China's robotics sector, Dexmal OriginMind has announced completing an A+ funding round worth hundreds of millions of yuan, with e-commerce giant Alibaba taking the lead. Combined with its earlier A-round financing, the company has now raised nearly 1 billion yuan ($138 million) to advance its intelligent robotics technology.

The investment marks another milestone for Dexmal OriginMind, which previously attracted backing from prominent investors including NIO Capital during its A-round. Other participants in earlier funding included Hongtai Fund, Legend Capital, and Qiming Venture Partners - demonstrating strong market validation from both strategic and financial investors.
Embodied Intelligence Gains Momentum
This latest financing arrives as China's tech industry increasingly focuses on "embodied intelligence" - AI systems that interact with the physical world through robotic forms. While many companies chase pure software solutions, Dexmal OriginMind is betting on integrated hardware-software platforms that could revolutionize everything from manufacturing to logistics.
"The back-to-back funding successes show investors recognize our unique approach," a company spokesperson noted. "Rather than treating hardware as an afterthought, we're building robots designed from the ground up to leverage AI capabilities."
Strategic Deployment of Capital
The substantial capital infusion will primarily support:
- Core technology development
- Talent acquisition
- Industrialization efforts
- Supply chain expansion
The company plans to double down on proprietary innovations while accelerating commercialization timelines - crucial moves as competition intensifies in China's rapidly evolving robotics landscape.
Industry analysts see Dexmal OriginMind's progress as indicative of broader trends. "We're witnessing a new phase where theoretical AI breakthroughs meet real-world applications," said tech analyst Li Wei. "Companies that can bridge this gap effectively are attracting premium valuations."
The funding also highlights Alibaba's growing interest in robotics and automation technologies as part of its broader cloud and AI strategy.
Key Points:
- Major Funding: Nearly 1 billion yuan raised across A and A+ rounds
- Investor Confidence: Backing from Alibaba follows earlier support from NIO Capital and others
- Technology Focus: Funds will accelerate development of integrated robot hardware/software
- Industry Trend: Reflects growing momentum behind embodied intelligence solutions




