Partner Robotics Raises Series A Funding to Expand Construction Robot Deployment
Construction robotics company Partner Robotics has raised an eight-figure RMB Series A funding round led by China Growth Capital, with participation from existing investors Cowin Capital and Redpoint China Ventures. Including its earlier angel round, the company has raised about RMB 100 million (USD 14 million) to date.
Founded in 2023 by Kecheng Wang, Partner Robotics develops embodied intelligence solutions for construction. The new investment will support product development, overseas expansion, and supply chain improvements. The company is currently focused on two main products: the P900 floor tile paving robot and the L3000 intelligent scribing robot, designed to improve speed and precision on job sites.
The P900 system automates tile installation, operating up to six times faster than manual work and reducing quality inconsistencies. The L3000 robot performs line marking and layout tasks with millimeter-level accuracy and has been used in projects such as Singapore’s 60th National Day celebration, completing complex marking work in a fraction of the usual time.
Partner Robotics has deployed its robots across Europe, North America, the Middle East, and Asia, completing nearly 100,000 square meters of tiling work since mid-2025. The company continues to refine its AI-driven vision technology to adapt to regional construction standards and materials, as it advances toward wider global deployment.
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