Warpify Robotics Raises Pre Series A Funding for Global Expansion

August 28, 2026
Warpify Robotics raised its first institutional funding from Zhongguancun Zhongnuo Fund. The company plans to use the pre Series A round to expand internationally and develop its software, operating tools, and delivery systems.

Warpify Robotics has completed a pre Series A funding round with investment from Zhongguancun Zhongnuo Fund, the company announced in a press release. Financial terms were not disclosed.

The Shenzhen company builds robot productivity infrastructure for enterprise deployments. Its model starts with a work outcome, then evaluates workflows, operating environments, and costs before selecting robot platforms, sensors, payloads, software connections, and support structures.

Warpify supports deployments through direct purchase, leasing, and Robotics as a Service. Under the RaaS model, customers contract for a defined scope of robotic work, while deployment, monitoring, maintenance, repairs, and service management can be coordinated through Warpify and local operating partners.

The company said it will use the financing to expand in priority international markets, strengthen commercialization, and develop its software, operating tools, and delivery systems. It also plans to invest in partner enablement and lifecycle support.

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