Chinese Robotics Suppliers Directory
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Unitree Robotics is a Hangzhou-based developer of high-performance quadrupedal and humanoid robots, widely regarded as the global volume leader in legged robotics. Its Go, B and A series cover consumer, research and heavy industrial duty, backed by in-house joint actuators, motion-control algorithms and an open SDK ecosystem used by universities worldwide.
Inspire Robots is a pioneer in micro servo motion control, offering anthropomorphic five-finger dexterous hands with integrated force sensing, miniature servo electric cylinders from 10 to 50 mm stroke, and compact electric grippers. Products ship globally to humanoid robot, prosthetics and laboratory automation customers.
PaXini develops multi-dimensional tactile sensing built on a proprietary 6D Hall-array principle. Its PX-6AX fingertip sensor family has reached a third generation, and the same technology is integrated into the DexH series tactile dexterous hands and the TORA ONE humanoid robot, giving researchers combined force, slip and texture perception.
LinkerBot develops the Linker Hand family of high degree-of-freedom dexterous hands across three drive architectures: tendon, linkage and direct drive. Based in Haidian, Beijing, the company supplies humanoid robot and embodied AI teams worldwide with hands from 10 to 25 degrees of freedom.
Spun out of Tsinghua University, Robot Era develops full-stack humanoid hardware and embodied AI in Beijing. Its STAR1 and L7 bipeds hold speed records for legged locomotion, while the twelve-DoF direct-drive XHAND1 and the ERA-42 vision-language-action model give the platforms industrial-grade manipulation dexterity.
Founded in 2023 by former Huawei engineers, AgiBot develops general-purpose embodied AI robots in Shanghai. Its portfolio covers full-size bipeds, wheeled dual-arm manipulators and open-source compact humanoids, all built on in-house mass-produced integrated joints, dexterous hands and large-scale imitation-learning datasets.
Fourier Intelligence is a Shanghai-based robotics company that moved from rehabilitation robotics into general-purpose humanoids. Its GR-1, GR-2 and GR-3 Care-Bot platforms combine high-torque actuators with force control for care, research and light industrial work, and the company maintains overseas subsidiaries serving Asia-Pacific, Europe and North America.
EngineAI is a Shenzhen humanoid robot maker known for human-like gait control and extremely high torque-density joints, including a 130 N·m/kg peak-density motor. Its open PM01 platform, full-size SE01 and T800 flagship are sold worldwide with published edition-based pricing, open-source code and full secondary-development support.
DEEP Robotics develops industrial-grade quadruped and wheel-legged robots for embodied AI applications. Its IP67-rated X30 and IP66 Lynx M20 platforms perform autonomous inspection in substations, tunnels, mines and disaster sites, while the Lite3 series serves research and education. The company closed a Series C round exceeding RMB 500 million.
BrainCo grew out of a Harvard innovation lab and is a leading brain-machine interface and bionic limb company. Its Revo dexterous hands transfer prosthetics-grade tendon actuation to humanoid robots, offering 11 degrees of freedom, 383 g mass and grip force above 50 N.
Star Lightyear makes the Pantheon Hand 22, an arm-integrated 22-DOF hand claiming a 30 kg grip and 0.17 mm repeatability — positioned for high-force industrial manipulation rather than tactile research.
Livox, established in 2016 within the DJI ecosystem, popularised low-cost non-repetitive scanning lidar. The Mid-360, Mid-70 and Avia models deliver 905 nm Class 1 sensing with integrated IMU, IP67 sealing and 100 Mbps Ethernet output, and are widely adopted for SLAM, mobile robots, drones and mapping.
RoboSense, founded in 2014 in Shenzhen and listed in Hong Kong, designs lidar hardware together with in-house SoC chips such as M-Core. Product families include the Helios mechanical series for robotics and mapping, the MX and M-platform automotive scanners, and the fully solid-state E1 blind-spot sensor.
Elephant Robotics specializes in robot arms for education and research. The myCobot desktop cobot line starts near $260 and is one of the most exported Chinese robotics products — the gateway arm for teams starting to source from China.
AgileX Robotics builds mobile bases and manipulation platforms. The PiPER lightweight arm and AgileX mobile bases are common building blocks for embodied-AI research and data collection.
Daimon Robotics specializes in vision-based tactile sensing (DM-Tac class) and supplies high-resolution fingertip tactile sensors for manipulation research and dexterous-hand integration.
KUNWEI is a Changzhou-based specialist in multi-axis force measurement with more than twenty years of force-sensing experience. Its KWR series six-axis force/torque sensors serve collaborative robots, humanoid robots and precision assembly lines, offering 0.5 %FS accuracy, 1 kHz sampling and EtherCAT, CAN FD and Ethernet interfaces for over 500 partners worldwide.
T-MOTOR is an established BLDC motor manufacturer (drone and robotics heritage) whose planetary and quasi-direct-drive actuator modules are widely used in legged-robot and humanoid builds.
Founded by former Xiaomi robotics engineers, RobStride designs integrated joint motors combining frameless torque motors, planetary reduction, encoder and drive. Aggressive pricing, such as a 120 Nm peak-torque module at consumer price levels, has made it a popular choice for humanoid and quadruped prototyping worldwide.
MyActuator makes documented, English-supported RMD-series planetary and harmonic joint modules for the DIY robotics and systems-integration markets across a wide torque range.
Damiao Technology makes low-cost quasi-direct-drive actuators that are popular in the open-source robotics community, offering compact high-torque modules with CAN FD control at aggressive prices.
SRI (Sunrise Instruments) is one of China's earliest multi-axis force/torque transducer makers, supplying more than one hundred catalogue models from 15 mm miniature units to 135 mm flanged sensors. Typical performance is 0.5 % non-linearity with 300 % overload, and IP68 underwater variants are available for demanding robotic and automotive test programmes.
XJCSENSOR has focused on force measurement since 2009 and now offers a nine-model X-6A six-axis force sensor range from 9.5 mm to 100 mm diameter, plus X-ST joint torque sensors. All units use self-compensated resistance strain gauge technology and are supplied with force-control solutions to robotics and battery manufacturers worldwide.
AI tactile-sensing chip and sensor developer. Its mixed-signal AI tactile chip lets sensors perceive 3D force, deformation, temperature and texture, targeting humanoid robots, automotive and consumer electronics. Backed by research teams from Tsinghua University and the University of Manchester.
Hesai Technology, founded in 2014 in Shanghai and listed on Nasdaq, is the world's largest lidar supplier by shipments. Its portfolio spans the automotive AT and ATX long-range families, the XT mechanical series for surveying and robotics, and the ultra-compact JT series for mobile robots and industrial equipment.
Leishen Intelligent System is a full-stack Shenzhen lidar maker with in-house 1550 nm MOPA fibre lasers. Its catalogue covers C-series mechanical scanners, CH hybrid solid-state and blind-spot units, LS long-range automotive sensors and 2D safety lidar, serving unmanned forklifts, ADAS, rail transit and industrial security.
JAKA Robotics of Shanghai is one of the world's fastest-growing collaborative robot makers, with graphical no-code programming and wireless teaching. The line spans the 3-30 kg Zu series, IP68-rated Pro series for washdown and welding, force-controlled S series and the 1 kg MiniCobo, sold through subsidiaries in Germany, Japan and the USA.
Shenzhen maker of low-cost collaborative and desktop robot arms. Its xArm series (5/6/7-DOF) and the earlier uArm are popular in labs, education, light industry and research; products ship to 80+ countries.
RealMan specialises in ultra-lightweight modular robot arms weighing under 8 kg, powered from 24 V DC and shipped with open Python, C++ and ROS interfaces. RM65, RM75, ECO65 and GEN72 arms give 5 kg payload with optional built-in six-axis force sensing, making them a default choice for mobile manipulators and embodied AI research.
DOBOT (Shenzhen Yuejiang) is a Hong Kong listed collaborative robot maker with one of the largest global distribution networks in the category. The CRA series covers 3-30 kg payload with integrated joints and IP54 protection, alongside Nova compact cobots, MG400 desktop arms and a large education robot portfolio.
Listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, UBTECH Robotics is one of China's largest humanoid robot manufacturers. Its Walker S industrial humanoids are deployed on automotive and electronics production lines worldwide, supported by in-house servo actuators, the Co-Agent embodied AI stack and BrainNet multi-robot coordination software.
CloudMinds pioneered the cloud-brain robot architecture, splitting perception and reasoning between on-board controllers and its HARIX cloud platform over 5G. Its Cloud Ginger humanoid service robots use more than thirty proprietary Smart Compliant Actuators and are deployed in hospitality, retail, healthcare and public-service settings across Asia and the Middle East.
Founded in 2023 by engineers from Tsinghua University's robot control laboratory, Booster Robotics builds compact bipedal humanoids for research and education. More than seventy universities in over twenty countries use its T1 and K1 platforms, which dominated the RoboCup 2025 KidSize humanoid league.
Established in 2016 and backed by Tencent and Shenzhen Capital Group, Leju Robotics develops torque servos, bipedal gait algorithms and complete humanoid platforms. Its KUAVO full-size humanoid runs on the open-source OpenHarmony-based KaihongOS, and the company delivered its hundredth full-size humanoid unit in 2025.
Kepler Robotics develops full-size industrial humanoids in Shanghai around a hybrid actuation architecture that combines proprietary planetary roller-screw linear actuators with rotary joints. Its Forerunner K2 Bumblebee carries fifteen kilograms per arm, runs up to eight hours per charge and integrates more than eighty sensors for factory and logistics duty.
LimX Dynamics is a Shenzhen developer of general-purpose legged robots founded in 2022. Its TRON 1 multi-modal biped is a widely adopted academic research platform, while the full-size LimX Oli humanoid offers thirty-one to forty-three active degrees of freedom, quick-swap batteries and configurable NVIDIA Orin compute for embodied AI deployment.
Noetix Robotics, founded in Beijing in 2023, drove humanoid robots into consumer price bands with the sub-1,500-USD Bumi and the marathon-proven N2 athletic biped. The company scaled to roughly a thousand units per month of production capacity and now offers education, research and bionic service configurations.
Galbot, founded in Beijing in 2023 with roots in Peking University robotics research, builds wheeled dual-arm humanoids optimised for retail and logistics manipulation. Its G1 offers a 190 cm arm span, a 65 cm lifting torso reaching 240 cm and up to ten hours of operation, and powers a growing network of unmanned stores.
Established in Shanghai in 2023, this national-local co-built innovation center released Azure Dragon, the world's first full-size open-source general-purpose humanoid reference platform. Its OpenLoong framework, adopted by the OpenAtom Foundation, provides shared motion control, simulation and dataset infrastructure for China's humanoid robot industry.
Beijing Innovation Center of Humanoid Robotics, branded X-Humanoid, develops the Tien Kung general-purpose humanoid mother platform and the Hui Si Kai Wu embodied intelligence system. Its robots won the world's first humanoid half-marathon, and the open-source Tien Kung program supplies hardware and control stacks to developers worldwide.
XPeng Robotics is the humanoid division of NYSE-listed XPeng Motors, transferring automotive-grade autonomous driving, chip design and battery technology into robotics. Its IRON humanoid carries a bionic spine, synthetic skin, 82 active degrees of freedom and three in-house Turing AI chips, with mass production targeted for late 2026.
KEENON Robotics is a leading global service robot supplier operating in more than seventy countries and six hundred cities. Founded in Shanghai in 2010, it manufactures DINERBOT delivery robots, KLEENBOT commercial cleaning machines, heavy-load courier robots and multi-floor hotel service platforms, supported by a mature international dealer and service network.
Pudu Robotics is a Shenzhen-based service robot manufacturer shipping delivery, cleaning and industrial transport robots to more than sixty countries. Products range from the BellaBot Pro hospitality robot to the ISO 3691-4 compliant T300 industrial tug, all using fusion of VSLAM and LiDAR SLAM navigation with centralised fleet scheduling.
Stardust Intelligence, founded in Shenzhen in 2022, builds the Astribot S1 wheeled dual-arm humanoid around a design-for-AI philosophy. Each 7-DoF arm handles five kilograms with end-effector speeds above ten metres per second and ±0.1 mm repeatability, enabling fast, human-comparable household and service manipulation.
Geek+ is the world's largest supplier of warehouse autonomous mobile robots by shipments, with deployments in more than forty countries. Its portfolio spans goods-to-person picking, tote-to-person mobile ASRS, sorting, pallet handling and autonomous forklifts, all orchestrated by proprietary fleet software. Geek+ listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2025.
Quicktron Robotics is a Shanghai-based warehouse automation specialist and one of China's earliest AMR unicorns. Its M-series under-rack robots, C-series tote and pallet handling robots and in-house scheduling software serve e-commerce, retail and manufacturing customers worldwide. The company raised over USD 100 million to accelerate global AMR deployment.
Hikrobot, a Hangzhou-based member of the Hikvision group, combines machine vision and mobile robotics. Its Q-series under-rack robots and F-series autonomous forklifts use 2D SLAM and QR-code navigation for factory and warehouse intralogistics, and are sold through a global distributor network spanning Europe, India and Southeast Asia.
SEER Robotics supplies both complete autonomous mobile robots and the controllers, navigation stacks and fleet software that power third-party AGV builders. Its catalogue covers chassis platforms, under-rack lifting robots, stackers, counterbalanced forklifts and reach trucks. The company operates seven offices and two manufacturing bases in China and sells in over twenty countries.
Standard Robots is a Shenzhen AMR maker focused on narrow-aisle factory intralogistics and cleanroom material handling. Its Oasis lifting and conveyor platforms operate in aisles as tight as 750 mm, while the Gulf series covers autonomous forklifts. The company has delivered more than 3,000 AMRs to customers including Foxconn, Delta, DJI and OPPO.
Youibot Robotics builds autonomous mobile robots for semiconductor, electronics and industrial inspection applications, and reports operations in more than thirty countries. Product families include L-series under-rack lifting robots, P-series open platforms, OW-series mobile manipulators and inspection AMRs with indoor positioning repeatability accuracy of plus or minus ten millimetres.
VisionNav Robotics is a Shenzhen developer of vision-guided autonomous forklifts covering pallet stackers, counterbalanced trucks, reach trucks, very-narrow-aisle units and tuggers up to six tonnes. Its trucks handle high-bay racking, container loading and outdoor yard transfer, and integrate directly with customer WMS and ERP systems.
Multiway Robotics designs autonomous forklifts and AMRs for on-site logistics, from 300 kg differential-drive units to heavy 8,000 kg class trucks. Its reach and VNA models reach lift heights above sixteen metres in aisles under two metres wide. Multiway exhibits internationally, including at MODEX in North America.
Mooe Robot is a Shanghai company specialising in 2D SLAM unmanned forklifts and handling robots that require no infrastructure changes to the warehouse. Its MEF and MEC series move standard pallets at up to 2.6 metres per second with roughly six hours of continuous operation, targeting logistics and warehousing customers.
Guozi Robotics is a Hangzhou mobile robot manufacturer with over seven hundred employees, more than two hundred fifty of them in R&D. It supplies Ants under-rack lifting AMRs, tote picking robots and heavy-load transfer platforms up to ten tonnes, alongside a full range of substation, tunnel and explosion-proof inspection robots.
Megvii Robotics is the logistics robotics arm of Beijing AI company Megvii. Its MegBot T-series uses QR-code navigation and the S-series uses laser SLAM, both handling shelf and cart transport up to one tonne. Robots are orchestrated by the Hetu warehouse operating system with AI-driven task allocation and path planning.
ForwardX Robotics has engineered vision-guided autonomous mobile robots for warehouse and manufacturing operations since 2016, with more than 4,500 robots deployed across 250 facilities globally. Its Flex, Apex, Max and Lynx series combine SLAM navigation with 180-degree obstacle avoidance and operator-height HMIs for human-robot collaborative picking.
Casun Intelligent Robot has focused on the AGV and AMR industry since 2007, supplying C1 to C5 series mobile robots for lithium battery, automotive, display, electronics, tobacco and e-commerce customers. Its range covers SLAM navigation platforms, under-rack tugger units, conveyor-top AGVs, forked trucks and tuggers up to 1,500 kg.
Hai Robotics pioneered the autonomous case-handling robot category, letting a single robot retrieve totes and cartons from racking up to ten metres high. Its HaiPick A42, A42T and A3 families plus HaiPick System 1 to 3 deliver high-density goods-to-person storage, with continuous operating times of five to seven hours per charge.
Syrius Robotics builds cloud-connected collaborative autonomous mobile robots for warehouse picking and transport. Its FlexSwift and FlexComet units work alongside pickers at up to two metres per second, while FlexPorter models move up to one tonne. Syrius has deployed extensively in Japan, North America and Southeast Asia.
Gausium is a Shanghai developer of commercial cleaning robots and the AI navigation stack behind them. Its lineup covers the compact Phantas, mid-size Scrubber 50, large Scrubber 75, Vacuum 40 carpet sweeper and outdoor Beetle sweeper, all managed through a cloud platform used by facility management contractors worldwide.
Segway Robotics is the robotics division of Segway-Ninebot, applying its mass-production expertise in electric mobility to service robots. The portfolio includes the E1 outdoor delivery robot with more than sixty miles of range, indoor delivery units, and the NVIDIA-powered Nova Carter and RMP platforms for third-party robot developers.
OrionStar Robotics develops AI service robots built on its own speech and vision stack. The LuckiBot family delivers food and goods in restaurants, hotels and hospitals using visual SLAM with 240-degree three-dimensional perception, while reception robots handle greeting and guidance. OrionStar sells through distributors across Asia, Europe and North America.
YunJi Technology focuses on hospitality service robotics, combining delivery robots with elevator and access-control IoT modules so robots can move independently between floors. Its UP composite robot supports multimodal perception and SLAM mapping validated over two hundred thousand square metres, and the Gege dual-cabin robot handles parallel deliveries.
Neolix is a Beijing developer of level-four autonomous logistics vehicles and one of the largest producers of unmanned delivery vans by volume. Its RoboVan portfolio spans compact units under one cubic metre to twelve cubic metre intra-city models, and has received road operating permits in Shanghai, Lishui and other Chinese cities.
Zelos Technology develops level-four autonomous RoboVans for urban and last-mile distribution. Its Z5 platform offers payloads from five hundred to eighteen hundred kilograms with cargo volumes above six cubic metres and ranges up to two hundred eighty kilometres. Zelos closed a USD 100 million Series B1 round led by Blue Lake Capital.
YIJIAHE Technology is a Nanjing-listed developer of intelligent inspection and live-line operation robots for the electric power industry. Its portfolio covers indoor lifting inspection robots, explosion-proof platforms, vehicle inspection systems and smart-factory robots, with gas detection, thermal imaging and high-resolution visible-light payloads for unmanned substation monitoring.
ESTUN Automation is one of China's largest domestic industrial robot manufacturers and a fully integrated supplier that develops its own servo drives, motors and controllers. Its ER-series six-axis robots cover 3 kg to 700 kg payloads for welding, handling, palletizing and machine tending, and are exported worldwide through European and Asian subsidiaries.
EFORT is a STAR-Market listed robot maker based in Wuhu, Anhui, with one of China's broadest catalogues: more than 100 six-axis models from 3 kg to 700 kg payload, plus SCARA, arc welding, explosion-proof painting and collaborative arms. Acquisitions of Italian integrators CMA, Evolut and WFC give it strong European engineering and export capability.
GSK CNC Equipment of Guangzhou is one of China's largest CNC control system makers and applies that motion-control base to its RB-series six-axis industrial robots. Payloads from 3 kg to 50 kg target machine loading and unloading, polishing, gluing and palletizing, usually supplied as complete machine-tending cells.
Borunte of Dongguan is one of China's highest-volume industrial robot producers, shipping tens of thousands of arms a year at aggressive price points. The BRTIRUS six-axis family covers roughly 3 kg to 50 kg payload and 700 mm to 3000 mm reach, with in-house servo drives and reducers keeping cost and lead times low.
Zhejiang Qianjiang Robot, part of the Qianjiang Motorcycle group, builds the QJR series of six-axis industrial robots from around 3 kg to 500 kg payload. Strong in-house casting and machining capability supports welding, handling, palletizing and polishing cells for motorcycle, automotive and building-material manufacturers.
QKM Technology of Dongguan develops light-industry robots with fully self-developed controllers and vision software. Its AP-series Delta parallel robots reach 0.26 s cycle times with 3 kg to 25 kg payloads and IP54/IP65 protection, and are widely used for high-speed sorting and packaging in food, pharmaceutical and electronics lines.
Wuhan Huazhong Numerical Control (HSR / Huashu Robotics) is an A-share listed CNC control specialist whose HSR-JR series six-axis robots are built on its own controller and drive technology. Typical models offer 6-50 kg payload for machine loading and unloading, deburring, grinding and welding in metalworking plants.
Hangzhou Kaierda is a STAR-Market listed welding specialist that combines its own digital welding power sources with purpose-built robot arms. KR-series six-axis arc welding robots offer 6-25 kg payload, 1446-2010 mm reach and +/-0.08 mm repeatability, sold as complete welding workstations to metal fabrication industries.
HITBOT (Huiling-tech Robotic) of Shenzhen specialises in compact desktop SCARA arms and electric grippers. Z-Arm models deliver 1-3 kg payload, 320-620 mm reach and +/-0.03 mm repeatability with plug-and-play programming, making them popular for laboratory automation, small-part assembly, dispensing and education worldwide.
AUBO Robotics builds open-architecture collaborative robots on a ROS-friendly Linux controller, which makes the i-series a favourite for research and OEM integration. Models from i3 to i20 give 3-20 kg payload and 625-1650 mm reach with +/-0.02 mm repeatability, supported by a US subsidiary for the Americas.
Elite Robots of Suzhou designs collaborative robots with its own joint modules and controller. The CS series offers 3-30 kg payload with IP65 bodies upgradeable to IP68 and repeatability to +/-0.03 mm, while the proven EC series remains a cost-effective choice for machine tending, welding and palletizing across Europe and Asia.
Han's Robot, part of the Han's Laser group, produces the Elfin collaborative robot family together with its own integrated joint modules, encoders and drives. Elfin arms offer 3-15 kg payload, 360-degree joint rotation, +/-0.02 mm repeatability and optional IP66 protection for welding, polishing, assembly and laboratory work.
Flexiv builds adaptive robots that combine whole-body force sensing with AI control, giving them contact-rich capability that conventional cobots lack. The seven-axis Rizon 4 achieves 10 micron assembly accuracy, and the Rizon 10 raises payload to 10 kg, with IP65 protection for polishing, insertion, sanding and inspection tasks.
ROKAE develops both industrial and collaborative robots with joint torque sensing and its own real-time controller. The xMate CR family covers 7-45 kg payload with IP67 protection on most models and repeatability to +/-0.02 mm, enabling force-controlled assembly, polishing, grinding and precision machine tending.
Agile Robots is a Sino-German robotics company with R&D in Beijing and Munich, focused on joint-torque force control combined with 3D vision. The seven-axis Diana 7 offers 7 kg payload, 923 mm reach and +/-0.05 mm repeatability, and is used for delicate insertion, polishing and inspection in electronics and medical production.
FAIRINO is a fast-growing Suzhou cobot maker known for aggressive pricing and a broad FR series from 3 kg to 30 kg payload. Arms offer +/-0.02 mm repeatability, IP54 standard with IP65 optional, and dedicated welding, waterproof and mobile variants, distributed in Europe, North America and Southeast Asia.
Tongchuan (T-Drive), a subsidiary of listed Shenzhen Hanyu Group (SZ:300403), develops zero-backlash harmonic reducers together with integrated harmonic actuators and cobot or humanoid joint modules. Its vertically integrated line covers gearing, motor, encoder and drive, shortening customer development cycles.
ZWHAND is Zhaowei's dedicated dexterous hand venture. Its hands use a globally novel architecture with linear motors built directly into the finger joints, delivering 6 to 20 active degrees of freedom, integrated flexible e-skin and pressure sensing, and rated life beyond 10,000 hours.
DH-Robotics is China's leading electric gripper brand, shipping plug-and-play end effectors for every major collaborative robot platform. Its PGE, PGEA, PGC, PGI, AG and RGI families cover 0.8 N to 300 N jaw force with Modbus RTU, EtherCAT and PROFINET options and IP67 variants.
OYMotion combines surface-EMG gesture recognition with bionic hand engineering. Its ROHAND series offers six active degrees of freedom across eleven joints, fingertip force feedback from 0.1 N, and UART, RS485 and CAN interfaces with ROS, ROS 2, and URDF support for volume robot programmes.
SRT is China's largest pneumatic soft gripper manufacturer and a one-stop soft robotics solution supplier. Its SFG soft fingers handle fragile, irregular and food-contact items without damage, complemented by ISC inner clamps, VFC van der Waals cups, MVG mini vacuum grippers and wafer handling arms.
Laifual is a leading Chinese harmonic drive specialist offering the full FS, FH, FB and MINI families in sizes 5 to 40, plus integrated AC and DC harmonic actuator modules. Products deliver one arc-minute class accuracy and 10,000-hour rated life at highly competitive export pricing.
Zhenkang was one of the earliest Chinese companies to mass produce RV cycloidal reducers for industrial robots. Its ZKRV-E series spans 100 Nm to 3000 Nm with backlash within one arc-minute and over 20,000 hours rated life, widely used in welding and handling robots.
Direct Drive Tech (Benmo) builds high-torque-density direct-drive motors that let designers remove gearboxes from robot joints and wheels. Its motors power sweeping robots, AGVs, fitness equipment and the TITA wheel-legged robot platform sold to research and education users worldwide.
Yuheng Optics is China's oldest and largest photoelectric encoder manufacturer, part of the Changchun Institute of Optics ecosystem and a subsidiary of listed Opto-Electronic (SZ:002338). It produces absolute and incremental rotary encoders, linear scales, angle encoders and resolvers for machine tools and robot joints.
Hypersen Technologies is a Shenzhen photonic and force-sensing house whose HPS-FT060 family of compact six-axis force/torque sensors is listed on the Universal Robots marketplace. Products combine 2 kHz output, 350 % overload protection and EtherCAT or Ethernet output, and are used for polishing, grinding, assembly and robot force control worldwide.
Forsentek is a Shenzhen-based force and torque transducer manufacturer selling a broad export catalogue of load cells, multi-axis force sensors and rotary torque sensors. Capacities reach 100 kNm on flange torque models, and English datasheets plus customised flange and shaft interfaces make the range straightforward for overseas machine builders to specify.
Seyond, formerly Innovusion, is a Suzhou-headquartered lidar developer known for 1550 nm image-grade sensing. Its Falcon long-range family and Robin wide-field-of-view series combine high angular resolution with automotive-grade reliability, and are deployed in mass-production passenger vehicles as well as rail, highway and port monitoring projects.
Benewake is a Beijing lidar specialist covering everything from 1.35 g single-point TF modules to 3.8 kg long-range scanners, with detection ranges from 0.05 m to 1500 m. Its TF, CE30, AD2 and Horn families are widely exported for drone altimetry, AGV obstacle avoidance, traffic sensing and infrastructure monitoring.
Slamtec is a Shanghai robot localisation company best known for the RPLIDAR family of low-cost 360-degree 2D laser scanners. Ranges run from 12 m to 50 m with sampling up to 32 kHz, and the sensors are paired with SLAMWARE navigation modules and Apollo chassis for service and industrial robots.
Zvision is a Beijing lidar developer focused on automotive-grade, mass-producible 3D sensing. Its EZ6 and EZ5 SPAD-based solid-state units target cost-driven passenger-car programmes, while the NZ1 wide-angle model gives robots omnidirectional perception. Products serve commercial vehicles, passenger cars, robotaxis and general robotics.
Wanji Technology was established in 1994 in Beijing and is listed in Shenzhen (300552). Its laser business started in 2010 and now covers 8-, 16- and 32-line vehicle lidar plus roadside sensing units, supporting intelligent transportation, smart city, port, logistics and autonomous driving deployments.
Orbbec, founded in 2013 in Shenzhen and listed on the STAR Market, designs its own depth ASICs and offers the industry's broadest 3D camera line-up. The Gemini stereo series, Femto time-of-flight series and structured light modules ship worldwide with full SDK, ROS and multi-camera synchronisation support.
Mech-Mind, founded in 2016 in Beijing, pairs Mech-Eye industrial 3D cameras with Mech-Vision and Mech-Viz software for bin picking, palletising, locating and assembly. All camera models are IP65-rated with GigE output and accuracy from 0.1 mm, and are supported by offices and integrators in Europe, Japan and Korea.
Percipio supplies industrial 3D cameras in five families: cost-optimised G series for mobile robots, wide-field F series with Gigabit Ethernet, sub-millimetre P series with synchronised RGB, wide-FoV T series time-of-flight units and high-resolution V series fringe projection cameras, plus the RVS robot vision software suite.
Deptrum was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in Shenzhen with a Shanghai office. It develops nano-photonic wave-front processor chips together with depth reconstruction algorithms, delivering the Aurora structured light, Nebula sToF and Stellar ToF camera families for robotics, biometric authentication, smart cabins and retail.
Chishine Optoelectronics, trading internationally as Revopoint, is a Xi'an structured light 3D imaging company. Its MetroX and MetroY industrial scanners, POP and INSPIRE portable units, MIRACO all-in-one devices and Trackit optical tracking systems serve reverse engineering, 3D printing, healthcare, digital entertainment and design markets worldwide.
Asensing is a Guangzhou supplier of automotive-grade inertial and satellite positioning products. Its IMU5305 six-axis unit and INS integrated navigation series combine MEMS gyroscopes and accelerometers with GNSS and RTK to deliver lane-level positioning for intelligent driving, robotics and precision agriculture platforms.
BWSENSING of Wuxi builds inertial products from low-cost MEMS IMUs to three-axis fibre optic gyro units. The catalogue spans IMU200 and IMU500 series measurement units, AH200 attitude and heading reference systems and BW-VG dynamic inclinometers, all temperature-compensated across -40 to +85 degrees Celsius and exported worldwide.
WitMotion is a Shenzhen maker of compact AHRS and IMU modules widely used by developers and universities. Modules such as WT901 and HWT901B fuse accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer and barometer data with Kalman filtering, offer 0.05-degree roll and pitch accuracy, and output over TTL, RS-485, USB or Bluetooth.
ComNav Technology, trading under the SinoGNSS brand from Shanghai, develops full-constellation multi-frequency GNSS SoC chips and K-series OEM boards for centimetre-level positioning. Product lines extend to RTK receivers, machine control kits, monitoring radar and laser scanners for surveying, agriculture, deformation monitoring and unmanned platforms.
Senodia is one of China's earliest MEMS gyroscope designers, headquartered in Shaoxing with a Shanghai research centre. Its SH-series six-axis IMU chips serve smartphones, wearables, AR/VR and robot vacuums, while the SZ007A industrial gyroscope and IMU 445 module address drones, construction machinery and integrated navigation.
Horizon Robotics is a leading Chinese edge AI computing platform company founded in 2015 and listed in Hong Kong in 2024. Its Journey and Sunrise series SoCs pair a proprietary BPU neural accelerator with automotive-grade reliability, powering intelligent driving, robotics and embodied-AI compute from 5 to 560 TOPS.
D-Robotics is the robotics platform company spun out of Horizon Robotics, delivering the RDK family of ROS-ready developer kits and AI compute modules. Products combine Sunrise SoCs, 5 to 80 TOPS BPU acceleration and the open TogetheROS stack for mobile robots, drones and embodied AI.
Black Sesame Technologies is a Hong Kong-listed Chinese automotive-grade AI chip designer founded in 2016. Its Huashan series delivers high-TOPS perception compute while the Wudang C1200 family integrates driving, cockpit and body domains on a single die, now extending into robot domain controllers.
Rockchip is a Shanghai-listed Chinese fabless SoC leader founded in 2001 and headquartered in Fuzhou. Its RK3588 and RK3576 processors combine multi-core Arm CPUs with 6 TOPS NPUs, making them the mainstream compute platform for Chinese robots, AMRs, machine vision and edge AI gateways.
Allwinner Technology is a Shenzhen-listed fabless SoC designer founded in 2007 in Zhuhai. Its T527 and A733 octa-core AI processors integrate NPU acceleration, rich MIPI/USB/Ethernet interfaces and long-term Linux and Android support, widely adopted in service robots, HMI panels and edge vision devices.
Axera Semiconductor is a Chinese edge AI SoC company founded in 2019 in Shanghai. Its AX650N and AX630C processors natively accelerate Transformer and large-model workloads with mixed-precision NPUs and AI-ISP, offering strong TOPS-per-watt for robots, smart cameras and embodied-AI perception modules.
SOPHGO is a Chinese AI computing company founded in 2019 that designs the SOPHON tensor processing family and SG RISC-V CPUs. Its BM1684X delivers 32 TOPS INT8 with 32-channel video decode, powering edge AI boxes, robot perception servers and on-premise large-model inference.
SemiDrive Technology is a Chinese automotive-grade chip designer founded in 2018 in Beijing. Its four product lines cover cockpit, ADAS, gateway and real-time MCU compute with ASIL-D functional safety, increasingly adopted for robot domain controllers and multi-axis motion control units.
Googol Technology, founded in 1999 out of HKUST, is a listed Chinese motion control specialist. Its GTS control cards, GUC embedded controllers and GTN EtherCAT platforms provide multi-axis interpolation, robot kinematics and open C/C++ APIs for machine tools, SCARA and articulated robots.
Zmotion Technology is a Shenzhen-based motion control supplier founded in 2013. Its ZMC EtherCAT controllers, ECI cards and VPLC vision controllers support 6 to 64 axes, robot kinematics, G-code and ROS integration, with a fully domestic component chain and open PC and PLC programming.
CATL is the world's largest lithium battery manufacturer, founded in 2011 in Ningde and listed in Shenzhen and Hong Kong. Its Shenxing LFP, Qilin CTP and Naxtra sodium-ion platforms deliver 4C fast charging and high volumetric efficiency, now extended to robotics and heavy-duty mobile power.
EVE Energy, founded in 2001 in Huizhou and listed on the Shenzhen exchange, is a top-tier Chinese lithium battery maker spanning primary lithium, LFP prismatic, pouch and 46-series large cylindrical cells. Its LF280K and 46xx platforms serve EV, robotics and grid storage worldwide.
Grepow, founded in 1997 in Shenzhen, is a custom lithium battery specialist with 3,500 staff and 350 engineers. Its high-rate LiPo, semi-solid-state and shaped cell platforms deliver up to 160C discharge and full pack-level customization for robots, drones, medical and wearable products.
Jiangsu Pacific Precision Forging, founded in 1996 and listed in Shenzhen, is China's leading cold and warm net-shape forging house for differential and bevel gears. Its precision forging plus hard-turning capability supports high-volume robot gear blanks and joint transmission components.
Weihai Guangwei Composites, listed in Shenzhen, is China's most established PAN-based carbon fiber producer, with grades from TZ300 to TZ1000G and TZ65J. Its integrated fiber, fabric, prepreg and part capability supplies aerospace, robot arms and lightweight drone structures.
Senring Electronics, based in Shenzhen, designs and manufactures slip rings and rotary unions with gold-to-gold precious metal contacts. Its capsule, through-bore and hybrid series cover 3 to 300 mm bores, 2 to 144 circuits and Ethernet, USB and fiber channels, with fast custom engineering.
JINPAT Electronics is a Shenzhen slip ring manufacturer founded in 1996 with over 25 years of rotary interconnect experience. Its LPMS, LPM, LPC and LPT families span 5.5 to 54 mm outer diameters and up to 125 circuits, supporting Ethernet, USB, HDMI and fiber in robot joints and gimbals.
Nanjing Process Equipment (NJG) is one of China's oldest precision linear motion manufacturers, producing ball screws, rolling linear guides, splines and planetary roller screws. Its lines achieve 0.002 mm positioning and 0.001 mm repeatability for machine tools, robots and aerospace actuation.
Shandong Bote Precision Industry, established in 1966 as the Jining Screw Factory, manufactures precision ball screws, planetary roller screws, linear guides and machine tool spindles. Its BTP series covers miniature to large-lead and heavy-duty screws for CNC, nuclear, aerospace and robotics.
AVIC Jonhon Optronic, listed in Shenzhen and headquartered in Luoyang, is China's largest interconnect manufacturer covering electrical, optical and fluid connectors. Its GJB599, J30J and high-voltage series plus in-house harness assembly serve aerospace, EV, data center and robotics customers.