INFIFORCE Technology Group has raised $150.0M in a Series A round, a sizable bet on the company’s push to build what it calls an “Embodied Brain” for robots. The funding brings together a mix of financial and state-linked backers, including Dunhong Asset Management, Zhejiang University Science and Technology Innovation Group, Yandu State-owned Assets Management, Lishui State-owned Assets Management, and Genesis Partners Venture Capital.
The company’s pitch is a full-stack approach to embodied AI: it collects real-world task data through frictionless, ego-centric methods, then uses proprietary cleaning and auto-labeling to turn that raw input into reusable training assets. From there, it leans on continual learning VLA models and causal world models to improve robot generalization across different tasks and environments. The round’s size and investor roster suggest confidence in that closed-loop pipeline, though the company has not detailed how the capital will be deployed.
