WIRobotics Raises Approximately $68 Million in Series B Funding

WIRobotics has raised approximately $68 million in a Series B funding round as the company expands its wearable and humanoid robotics business.

The round was led by JB Investment. Other participants included InterVest, Hana Ventures, Smilegate Investment, SBVA, NH Investment & Securities, Company K Partners, GU Investment, and FuturePlay.

The financing follows the company’s Series A round completed in March 2024.

According to the company, the new capital will support operational expansion and continued development of robotics technologies.

Company Develops Wearable and Humanoid Robotics Systems

Founded in 2021, WIRobotics develops wearable robotics and humanoid robotic systems based on human movement data.

The company commercialized its wearable walking-assist robot called “WIM,” which is designed to support mobility and movement assistance. In addition, WIRobotics has expanded into the Physical AI sector through its humanoid robotics platform “ALLEX.”

WIRobotics said WIM is currently in its third year of commercialization and has surpassed 3,000 cumulative unit sales.

WIRobotics Expands International Presence

The company has expanded its business into several international markets, including Europe, China, Türkiye, and Japan.

Therefore, WIRobotics is increasing its focus on global robotics deployment and AI-driven mobility technologies.

The company also stated that it was recently selected for NVIDIA’s “Physical AI Fellowship,” which recognizes companies working on advanced robotics and AI technologies.

Collaborations Focus on Physical AI Development

WIRobotics said it is collaborating with Amazon Web Services and NVIDIA to advance Physical AI technologies.

In addition, the company is conducting joint research and proof-of-concept projects with global research institutions and automotive manufacturers.

These collaborations are focused on validating robotics platforms and expanding applications for AI-powered mobility systems.