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Sequoia China and Unitree Robotics Launch the "ShanYu·Create Program" to Discover Early-Stage Embodied Intelligence Projects

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Sequoia China has partnered with Unitree Robotics to establish the "ShanYu·Create Program," focused on discovering and investing in early-stage startups in embodied intelligence, robotics applications and their upstream and downstream key technologies, and other frontier hard-tech fields. The program's core strategy is to "understand technology and industry, discover early, decide fast, value people, and not add chaos," providing young teams with industry and funding resources to support them in building scalable products starting from an idea, code, or prototype.

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+1 Sequoia China and Unitree jointly establish the "Shanyu Innovation Program" to discover early-stage embodied intelligence startups

The Paper · Sci-Tech 101 2026-10-29 11:05 Source: The Paper Listen to the full article Font size

Sequoia China and Unitree Robotics recently announced that the two parties have jointly established the "Shanyu Innovation Program," which focuses on discovering and investing in early-stage startups in fields such as embodied intelligence, robotics applications and their upstream and downstream key technologies, and other frontier hard tech.

According to official Sequoia information, the Shanyu Innovation Program will adhere to the core strategy of "understanding technology and industry, discovering early, deciding fast, valuing people, and not causing trouble," providing scarce, high-quality industrial and financial resources to promising early-stage entrepreneurs in frontier hard tech fields such as embodied intelligence and robotics, especially young teams, and supporting them in starting from an idea, a piece of code, or a prototype and gradually building scalable products.

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