Chinese marine humanoid intelligent enterprise Orca AI completes Series C funding, with cumulative financing of nearly 300 million yuan by 2026.
ORCA Technologies, a leading Chinese company in the field of maritime embodied AI, announced that it completed its Series C funding round in July this year, led by Western High-tech Investment, with participation from Oriza Seed and Sanyuan Capital. Including the Series B+ round completed in March, the company has raised nearly 300 million yuan in total in 2026. Zhu Jiannan, founder and CEO, stated that he hopes to quickly achieve a cumulative delivery of over 10,000 self-developed unmanned vessels and various ships equipped with the ORCA-APAS system.
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