Qingtianzu Closes Nine-Figure Strategic Round to Scale Robot Productivity Services

On Nov 13, Qingtianzu announced that it had completed settlement of a strategic financing round worth hundreds of millions of RMB. The round drew participation from Heda Investment, Mango Industrial Investment (Houwei Capital), Zhonglian Jisong and other industrial and entertainment investors. The company said the capital will support its brand and business-model upgrade from robot rental toward robot productivity services.

At the core of the upgrade is Qingtianzu's Worken productivity measurement framework, designed to quantify work delivered by robots rather than merely renting out hardware. The company also highlights cross-brand fleet scheduling capabilities and a nationwide fulfillment service network, which allow robots from different vendors to be coordinated and deployed across multiple sites.

By combining measurement, scheduling and fulfillment, Qingtianzu aims to build robot service infrastructure for multiple industries. It frames the shift as a move from "renting equipment" to "delivering work," and says robot services are entering the Worken metering era. The company is accelerating the layout of a new ecosystem for robot productivity, positioning itself as an infrastructure provider rather than a traditional leasing platform.