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RoboParty is a technology company that develops open-source humanoid robots designed for education and STEM learning. The company provides a universal platform for building and learning robotics, with a focus on making robotics accessible to students, educators, and hobbyists. The open-source approach enables users to customize and extend robot capabilities, fostering collaboration and innovation within the robotics…

High Tech · Consumer Robotics · Shanghai, China · EST 2003

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RoboParty is a technology company that develops open-source humanoid robots designed for education and STEM learning. The company provides a universal platform for building and learning robotics, with a focus on making robotics accessible to students, educators, and hobbyists. The open-source approach enables users to customize and extend robot capabilities, fostering collaboration and innovation within the robotics community. RoboParty humanoid robots are designed to be affordable and modular, supporting DIY assembly and programming for educational purposes. The company aims to democratize robotics education by providing hardware and software tools that lower the barrier to entry for learning robotics, coding, and engineering principles. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Shanghai, China, RoboParty has raised approximately $20 million in seed funding from investors including Matrix Partners China, Xiaomi, Galaxy, L2 Capital, SenseCapital, Baidu Venture Capital, Pudong Venture Capital, and Shanghai Future Industry Fund.

Business model

Consumer Robotics > Educational > Humanoid > DIY

Institutional investors

Matrix Partners ChinaXiaomiGalaxyL2 CapitalSenseCapitalBaidu Venture CapitalPudong Venture CapitalShanghai Future Industry FundSiana Capital

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