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Grab to acquire Chinese firm Infermove to expand in AI robotics

Pei Li & Ville Heiskanen / Bloomberg
Pei Li & Ville Heiskanen / Bloomberg • 1 min read
Grab to acquire Chinese firm Infermove to expand in AI robotics
A delivery driver for GrabFood in Jakarta, Indonesia. (Photo by Bloomberg)
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(Dec 19): Grab Holdings Ltd has acquired Chinese tech company Infermove to expand in artificial intelligence-enabled (AI) robotics for food delivery.

Grab sees Infermove’s solutions will complement its first- and last-mile delivery capabilities, the Singapore-based company said in a statement on Friday in response to a query from Bloomberg News. Grab’s investment will help fuel Infermove’s growth, it said.

Founded in 2021 by Aaron (Yingxiang) Lu and Yuhan Long in Beijing, Infermove has launched a mixed-road autonomous driving system and a range of hardware autonomous products, including a driving armchair, a fishing feeder, an armless delivery robot, and a single-arm delivery robot.

Before the acquisition, Infermove had raised US$300,000 in its angel funding round from investors including MiraclePlus. It also signed an agreement with a subsidiary of Tieda Technology in 2024, which valued the startup at US$33 million.

A spokesperson for Infermove confirmed details including the transaction.

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