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SEAHI Robotics

SEAHI Robotics (世航智能) is a Chinese marine robotics company developing autonomous underwater and surface robots for ship hull cleaning, marine ranching, seabed…

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Founded
2023
HQ
Suzhou, China
Status
private

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Overview

SEAHI Robotics (世航智能) is a Chinese marine robotics company developing autonomous underwater and surface robots for ship hull cleaning, marine ranching, seabed inspection, and offshore infrastructure maintenance. Founded in 2023 in Suzhou, the company built Cangqiong CEORION, described as the world's first marine embodied large model, enabling full-ocean-depth operations from 0 to 10,000 meters. SEAHI's robots are deployed at 20+ ports worldwide and have serviced over 1,000 vessels for clients including China Merchants Shipping and COSCO Bulk.

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Key facts

CEO

Chen Xiaobo

Founded

March 2023

Funding

148M USD Series A (June 2026) — largest single round in marine robotics history

Lead Investor

GSR Ventures (Zhu Xiaohu)

Deployments

20+ ports worldwide, 1,000+ vessels serviced

Key Customers

China Merchants Shipping, COSCO Bulk

Singapore Programme

Selected for MPA national underwater maintenance programme (April 2026)

IP

400+ intellectual property rights

Financial stage

Growth (well-capitalized after record Series A)

Data & sources

Press releases

2

Web sources

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Current leadership (2)

Founders (2)

Safety record

No incidents on record for SEAHI Robotics.

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Recent coverage

SEAHI Robotics in third-party press