Shanghai Dajun Technologies
Shanghai Dajun Technologies specializes in the R&D and production of motors and control systems for hybrid-electric and electric vehicles
About Shanghai Dajun Technologies
Shanghai Dajun Technologies, commercially known as Dajie Robot, was established in 2016 by founder and CEO Meng Hao. Meng, who holds a Ph.D. in architectural robotics from Tongji University, leveraged over a decade of experience in architecture and robotics to launch the company. His background includes serving as the technical head of Zhejiang University's Architectural Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Lab. The company was co-founded by Hu Yuchen.
Dajie Robot operates at the intersection of robotics and industrial manufacturing, providing intelligent robotic systems for flexible production. The firm targets heavy industries such as architectural steel structures, shipbuilding, and heavy machinery manufacturing. Its business model centers on providing comprehensive automation solutions that encompass cutting, welding, and grinding processes. Revenue is generated by delivering these advanced robotic solutions and software platforms to industrial clients, including notable companies like China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC) and China Metallurgical Group Corporation (MCC).
The core of Dajie Robot's offering is its proprietary industrial software platform, RoBIM. This platform bridges the gap between digital design and robotic manufacturing by translating 3D architectural data (BIM) directly into robotic motion control. A key feature of RoBIM is its ability to automatically recognize geometric information from design models and generate robotic paths without manual programming. The system is cloud-native, allowing for end-to-end design and production collaboration. It is compatible with various industrial robots and sensors, enabling real-time monitoring and simulation of the production process. The RoBIM Cloud platform, launched in 2023, incorporates AI and a model service combining algorithms, data, and process flows to create a powerful AI assistant for robotics.
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- Status
- Operational
- Founded
- 2005
- Headquarters
- Baoshan District, China
- Employees
- 14
- Open positions
- None listed
- Dealroom signal
- 23.0/100
- Industry
- Transportation
- Sub-industry
- Vehicle Production
- Sector
- Transportation, Automotive, Sustainable Development Goals, Climate Tech, EV Motor, Electric Mobility, Hard Tech, DT and LS, science-based
- Technology
- Deep Tech
- Business model
- Manufacturing
- Client focus
- b2b
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| Deal type | Date | Amount | Valuation | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LATE VC✓Equity / VC | Jan 2012 | $20M | $80M | Undisclosed | — |
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