Linkerbot

The company's main offerings are its "Linker Hand" series of robotic hands, which are designed to replicate the dexterity and functionality of human hands. These products feature multiple degrees of freedom (with models offering up to 25 DOF), integrated multi-sensor systems for visual and tactile feedback, and are built on both link-rod and tendon-driven architectures. The hands are designed for high-precision tasks and can be controlled via a cloud-based platform, which includes a skill library and supports remote operation through motion capture gloves. Lingxin Qiaoshou serves clients in industrial automation, scientific research, and education. Customers include companies like Meizu, Foxconn, and ZTE, as well as research institutions like Stanford, Cambridge, Tsinghua, and Peking Universities.

The business model is based on the sale of its robotic hands, such as the L10 and L20 models, and associated hardware like motion-capture gloves and control systems. The company has achieved mass production, with monthly sales exceeding one thousand units, and claims to hold over 80% of the global market share for high-DOF dexterous hands. The firm has secured significant funding, including a seed round of over 100 million yuan and an angel round in the hundreds of millions of yuan led by prominent investors like Ant Group, CICC Capital, and Sequoia China Seed Fund.