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Futuring Robot

🇨🇳 Shanghai · founded 2022

Shanghai-based start-up with dual-arm household robot and documented deployments in private homes

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Headquarters

Shanghai

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About the Company

Overview

Futuring Robot was founded in 2022 in Shanghai and develops universally applicable dual-arm robots for household use. The company maintains scientific partnerships with Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Tsinghua University, and research labs of Alibaba and ByteDance. Investors include Boyu Capital and New Alliance Capital.

Technology and Products

The flagship product is the F2 (Futuring 2), a dual-arm household robot with a repeatability of ±0.05 mm and force control of ±0.1 N. The proprietary AVLA model (Action-Vision-Language-Architecture) enables end-to-end learning from household data. The robot features a 360° perception system and is capable of grasping delicate objects, folding clothes, and opening containers. The entry price is approximately 36,000 CNY.

Market Significance

Futuring Robot is among the few companies worldwide that have already tested household robots in more than 300 real private homes. By March 2026, over 30,000 service hours in actual residential environments have been documented. The rapid succession of multiple funding rounds in 2025 and 2026 signals strong investor confidence in the consumer-focused approach.

Known for — Model series

F2 (Futuring 2)

Household robot · Dual-arm · Consumer

Technology focus areas

HaushaltsrobotikZweiarmige ManipulationAVLA-ArchitekturEmbodied AIWorld Action Model

Milestones

2022

Founded in Shanghai.

2025

Pilot tests launched in over 300 real private households.

2026

Over 30,000 service hours documented in households; additional funding round led by Boyu Capital completed.

Availability in Switzerland

Currently, supply in Switzerland is through international resellers. No official Swiss distributor is registered.

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