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JD.com is a corporate investor based in 北京, China, founded in 2004. JD.com has deployed $80M in robotics investments. Its humanoid robotics portfolio includes Spirit AI, LimX Dynamics, EngineAI. Focus areas include 电子商务, 零售, 物流.

北京, ChinaFounded 2004电子商务, 零售, 物流
$80M
Capital Deployed
3
Portfolio Companies
3
Rounds Participated
1
Lead Rounds
106
Total Investments
26
Exits

Funding rounds (3)

EngineAISeries ALead
Jul 2025

Round size: $139M

LimX DynamicsUndisclosed
Jul 2025

Round size: Undisclosed

Spirit AIUndisclosed
Jun 2025

Round size: Undisclosed

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JD.com is a corporate investor based in 北京, China, founded in 2004. JD.com has deployed $80M in robotics investments. Its humanoid robotics portfolio includes Spirit AI, LimX Dynamics, EngineAI. Focus areas include 电子商务, 零售, 物流.

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