AGILINK

About AGILINK

AGILINK is a Beijing-based robotics company that designs and manufactures dexterous manipulation systems for robots. The company was established as a formal entity in late 2025, spinning out of the dexterous hand department of the humanoid robotics firm AGIBOT. The program was first initiated within AGIBOT in August 2023 to develop core components for its humanoid robotics platform. The company has demonstrated exceptionally rapid market traction and investor interest. Within approximately five months of its founding, AGILINK completed multiple funding rounds, raising hundreds of millions of yuan and achieving a post-money valuation of over $1 billion, granting it unicorn status. This growth was supported by strong early sales, with cumulative deliveries surpassing 8,000 units from its OmniHand series and 10,000 grippers within the first five months. The firm secured the leading market share position in China's dexterous hand market in the first quarter of 2026 and reported achieving operating net profitability in the same period. AGILINK's product portfolio is centered on enabling robots to interact with the physical world, targeting applications in industrial automation, AI training data collection, and research. The company's main product lines are the OmniHand series of dexterous hands and the OmniPicker, an industrial-grade adaptive gripper. The OmniHand lineup includes several models engineered for different use cases, such as the flagship direct-driven 'Ultra-M' for high-fidelity manipulation and the tendon-driven 'Ultra-T' for human-like agility. This dual-technology strategy allows the company to address distinct market needs: direct-drive systems offer high control precision, while tendon or cable-driven systems provide compliance and versatility.