Zhongke Huiling Closes Hundreds of Millions Yuan A++ Round
Zhongke Huiling completed an A++ funding round of several hundred million RMB, with orders for its shoe-making robots exceeding 400 million RMB. The funding will support scaling mass production and delivery capabilities in the embodied intelligence sector, signaling commercial maturation of the field.
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