Jingji Intelligent Raises Seed Funding for Cleaning Robots

Oct 21, 2026
The Shanghai robotics startup raised tens of millions of yuan from Haowen Tianshu Robotics and Shanghai Lanyun Industrial Development.

Jingji Intelligent raised tens of millions of yuan in seed funding from Haowen Tianshu Robotics and Shanghai Lanyun Industrial Development, according to TechNode. The financing was disclosed on October 20, about one month after the Shanghai company was established.

Jingji Intelligent develops robots for cleaning vertical surfaces, countertops and sanitary fixtures. Its technology applies force control, machine vision and precision actuation techniques used in medical robotics.

The company plans to keep research, development and supply chain operations in China while selling to customers abroad. It has formed partnerships in Australia, Spain, Singapore and Vietnam and is moving into product validation.

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