Yundie Technology closes several hundred million yuan in Series B+ for service robots

The Guangzhou company announced a series of B+ financings with StellarS Capital, Asia Allied Infrastructure and Changzhe Investment among the investors. The exact amount was not given, only several hundred million yuan, and no lead investor was named. Valuation was not disclosed. Yundie builds embodied AI for robots that work in hotels, commercial buildings and healthcare sites. Its approach links robots to elevators, access control, cameras and business software so the machine runs inside a coordinated environment, not on autonomy alone. It sells under a robotics-as-a-service model covering machines, deployment and support. The company says it has served thousands of customers and reached sustained profitability, claims not independently verified. For AI builders, the round shows investors rewarding robotics firms that solve integration and deployment problems and charge recurring fees. Practical tasks such as calling an elevator or recovering from an interrupted delivery matter more to buyers than demos, which favors teams with field data over those with only model benchmarks.