Jiaxing quietly builds an embodied robot supply chain

Deep News
Aug 29

Jiaxing is now "producing" robots that can work, and this is no longer a surprising notion. At a recent meeting on the development of the embodied intelligence ecosystem in Nanhu District, several complete machine manufacturers signed commissioned manufacturing agreements with Linghou Robotics. Today, at the production facility of Linghou Robotics in Jiaxing Nanhu High-tech Zone, embodied intelligent robots are coming off the assembly line one after another and being shipped to customers nationwide.

Before a robot "graduates" from the production line, it must go through a period of "schooling". At the Embodied Intelligence Training Center of Zhejiang Tsinghua Flexible Electronics Technology Research Institute, hundreds of humanoid robots are undergoing training. Some are learning to move materials, others are practicing sorting items, and still others are studying how to fold clothes. Once they complete their training, these robots are ready to enter factories and start working.

The ability of these robots to perform delicate tasks comes down to a special "skin". The flexible tactile sensing end-effector developed by the Zhejiang Tsinghua Flexible Electronics Technology Research Institute fits over the robot's fingertips like electronic skin, providing real-time feedback on pressure, temperature, and texture. With this technology, a robot can handle both a piece of tofu and a heavy object, truly mastering the art of measuring force.

Looking at the broader picture, key components are supplied by companies such as YIYOU Technology and Ruinengqi Electric for joint power and module support, while Linghou Robotics handles complete machine manufacturing. On the application side, an industrial embodied intelligence base has been established in partnership with Zhiyuan Robotics. Jiaxing is thus forming a complete embodied robot industry chain that has technology upstream, manufacturing in the middle, and application scenarios downstream.

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