UniX AI announced it had completed a roughly $74.9 million Pre-A round on November 9, bringing existing deployment partner Greenland Group into its investor base, The Beijing News and PEdaily reported.
Greenland and UniX plan to work together on robots for security, hotels and elder care. The planned cooperation covers robot hardware, software and deployment; no new Greenland order size was disclosed. Figures are in US dollars, converted at November 6, 2026 reference rates.
Suzhou-based UniX builds robots and the software that controls them, including Wanda 2.0, a wheeled machine with two arms. In its January 2026 CES release, the company described hotel dining-room work combining dish collection, dishwasher loading and waste sorting.
In the November disclosure, UniX said monthly shipments exceeded 100 robots and several customers had placed orders for at least 100 units each. It named Hilton, JI Hotel and Home Inn among hotel brands where its machines were in regular use.
Keli Sensing and Huagong Venture Capital also joined the round, while existing investors added funding. UniX plans to use the capital to improve robot-control algorithms, upgrade its products and strengthen its ability to deliver and install machines, alongside wider deployments in property management, hotels and retail.