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Company

TARS Robotics

AI-driven embodied intelligence company building humanoid robots for ultra-fine manipulation tasks.

Founded
2025
HQ
Shanghai, China
Status
active

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As of Aug 2026, DEPLOY verifies TARS Robotics: 1 model. 3 sources back the record.

CategoryHumanoids

Overview

AI-driven embodied intelligence company building humanoid robots for ultra-fine manipulation tasks. Founded on February 5, 2025 by CEO Dr. Chen Yilun, with Chief Scientist Dr.

Ding Wenchao. The Shanghai-based company has demonstrated a humanoid robot capable of performing hand embroidery, threading a needle and stitching a logo with bimanual sub-millimeter precision, showcasing its SenseHub data capture system and AWE (AI World Engine) 2.0 embodied AI model running on its T- and A-Series robot platforms. Raised a $513 million seed round in April 2026 at a $1.9 billion valuation led by Hillhouse Capital and HSG.

Verified record

Verified deployments
None on file
Active incidents
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Valuation of record

Company-claimed
$1.9B (reported, approximate)as of Apr 2026

Priced roundPre-A post-money

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Key facts

Founded

2025-02-05

HQ

Shanghai, China

CEO

Chief Scientist

Focus

Embodied intelligence for ultra-fine humanoid manipulation (DATA-AI-PHYSICS trinity)

Chairman

Li Zhenyu (former President of Baidu Intelligent Driving Group / Apollo)

Chief Architect

Chen Tongqing (Tsinghua PhD, ex-Huawei ADS Intelligent Navigation Dept Head)

Website

tars-ai.com

Chinese Name

它石智航 (Tashi Zhihang)

Dual HQ

Shanghai (Xuhui District) and Beijing

Hero image candidate

humanoid.guide (source: Humanoid.guide editorial)

Data & sources

Web sources

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Current leadership (4)

Founders (2)

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Safety record

No incidents on record for TARS Robotics.

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