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Zhejiang DexRobot Technology Co. Ltd.
ChinaDexRobot (灵巧智能, Zhejiang DexRobot Technology) builds dexterous robotic hands and the teleoperation and data-collection systems that train them. Its hardware line is the DexHand 021 family — the 19-degree-of-freedom 021, an eight-degree-of-freedom three-finger 021 S marketed as a thousand-yuan entry-level hand with multi-modal sensing, and a 22-degree-of-freedom 021 Pro — sold on advanced sensing, intelligent algorithms, low cost and open-source compatibility. Around those it sells DexCap, a wearable teleoperation exoskeleton, and the DexTele Teleoperation Data Acquisition System, which integrates its hands and teleoperation gear with robot arms into six ready-to-use configurations. The system is aimed squarely at the data bottleneck in embodied AI: humanoid robot data collection and training centres, AI data infrastructure providers, universities and research institutes.
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Zhejiang HuaRay Technology
ChinaZhejiang HuaRay Technology Co., Ltd. (brand iRAYPLE) is a Hangzhou, China company that develops, manufactures and sells machine-vision products and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for smart factories and logistics. Its machine-vision line covers industrial area-scan and line-scan cameras, AI smart cameras, code readers, vision sensors, 3D cameras and lenses; its AMR line covers under-ride (latent) lifting robots, transfer robots and forklift AMRs - pallet jacks and stackers - with its own robot control and scheduling software. HuaRay says more than 60% of its staff work in R&D, that it has filed over 600 patent applications, and that its products have reached more than 5,700 customers in over 59 countries and regions, in industries including logistics, automotive, 3C electronics, lithium batteries, photovoltaics, semiconductors and pharmaceuticals. It was converted into a joint-stock company and took its current name in 2021, was recognised as a national specialised 'Little Giant' enterprise in 2024, and says it has run more than 500 AMRs in a single project.
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ChinaZhejiang Humanoid Robot Innovation Center Co., Ltd. builds general-purpose humanoid robots under the NAVIAI brand, and unusually for the field it leads with deployment rather than demonstration. The centre reports passing 2,000 units shipped in partnership with Jack Technology for garment manufacturing, claims the first full-chain flexible manufacturing deployment in automotive assembly, and has had its Navigator humanoid placed on a Lenovo factory floor for on-site training and shown at the World Robot Conference. The published range splits by body: the NAVIAI i3 is a 180 cm legged all-terrain humanoid built for outdoor patrol and rough ground, while the WA1 and WA2 are wheeled mobile manipulators aimed respectively at industrial ultra-precision work — 0.03 mm assembly accuracy, sub-millilitre dispensing, flexible-material alignment — and at flexible general-purpose tasks with an eight-degree-of-freedom arm and natural-language interaction. The centre publishes open-source work on GitHub under ZJ-Humanoid and states its mission as freeing human productivity and changing how people live and work.
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ZhenRobotics
ChinaZhenRobotics (Zhen Robotics; Beijing Zhenji Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.) is a Beijing maker of small 'indoor and outdoor general-purpose' mobile robots, founded on 6 July 2016 with five desks in Tsinghua University's x-lab by researchers from Tsinghua University, ETH Zurich, Imperial College London and the German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence. It is based on Zhongguancun Smart Manufacturing Street in Haidian District and describes itself as China's first company focused on last-mile autonomous delivery robots. Its robots share a self-developed six-wheel chassis, now in its fifth generation, which the company says has passed more than 70 reliability tests and logged over 800,000 km of L4 operation: the RoboPony MINI last-mile delivery robot, the RoboBat MINI security patrol robot (also offered as a 5G VR patrol version) and the RoboWhale MINI commercial cleaning robot, dispatched through its 'Xuanji' RPA scheduling software and sold outright or by monthly subscription. Deployments listed on its site include residential estates, convenience and gas-station stores, campuses, industrial parks, shopping centres and patrols at the Wukesong venue of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.
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Zhicheng AI
ChinaZhicheng Yingda (Hangzhou) Technology Co., Ltd., trading as Zhicheng AI (智澄AI), was founded on 28 March 2024 in Hangzhou and works on artificial general intelligence and embodied general robotics. Its central technical claim is unusually specific: the company says it is the first enterprise in China — and, in its Chinese-language materials, the first in the world — to independently design and train an AI-native physical-world large model, built as a fully end-to-end neural network rather than assembled from separate perception and control stacks, on the argument that this gives a robot far broader generalisation. That model, which it calls the Chengling World Model, is what its robots run on. The company's stated vision is to let artificial general intelligence serve the physical world for every person and every organisation, and its mission is to build a general artificial intelligence computing platform and robots capable of understanding the physical world. Its team is drawn from Meta, Microsoft and Amazon alongside graduates of Tsinghua University and Carnegie Mellon; founder and chief executive Hu Luhui is reported to have been Chief Engineering Officer at Meta and Chief Architect at Huawei's United States research division. The product line is the TR series of humanoid robots, spanning a wheeled compound machine and a full-size bipedal humanoid.
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Zippedi
United StatesZippedi is a retail-robotics company founded in 2018 and based in Silicon Valley, California, that digitises physical stores with autonomous shelf-scanning robots and AI computer vision. Its Zippy robots drive store aisles every day capturing high-resolution shelf images, which its cloud AI turns into a living 'digital twin' of each store - detecting out-of-stocks, low stock, price and label mismatches, planogram and promotion compliance, overhead stock and product locations - and pushes the results to store associates as prioritised tasks in its Bruno mobile app, a client portal and a developer API. Zippedi says its robots are deployed in hundreds of stores on four continents and have driven more than 12 million autonomous miles, with clients seeing 30% fewer stock-outs, 90% fewer price errors and about 2% sales uplift, and names Google, Nvidia, Toshiba and Ricoh among its technology partners. It is led by co-founders Luis Vera (CEO), Ariel Schilkrut (Executive Director) and Alvaro Soto (Chief Research Officer).
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