Leju Robotics is a high-tech enterprise focused on the research of key core technologies for robots, as well as the research,development, and production of intelligent robotic products.
Since its establishment in 2016, the company has received strategic investments from Tencent, Shenzhen Capital Group, Hangtai Fund, and others. It was selected as a potential unicorn company in China in 2019, ranked among the top 10 best entrepreneurial investment cases in China by Financing China in2019, and became one of the first companies in the Tencent AI Accelerator, the fourth batch of the Microsoft Accelerator in Shanghai, and the twelfth batch of Lenovo Star.
As of today, Leju adheres to a dual approach, laying out both the innovation chain and the industrial chain simultaneously. It has established R&D bases and regional centers in multiple locations across the country, with two major R&D headquarters, two research institutes, two manufacturing bases, and seven regional service centers. The company has built an intelligent robotics service ecosystem that integrates core technologies such as robot core components, gait control algorithms, and robot operating systems, as well as leading products like biped robots, wheeled robots, and tracked robots, along with applications in educational services, medical transportation services, and special scenario services.
In August 2019, then Premier Li Keqiang visited Leju and highly praised the company's technological research and development achievements, urging Leju to "firmly grasp key core technologies."
