Maijie Technology Addresses Humanoid Robot Developments and Collaborates with Guangming Laboratory
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On September 28, Maijie Technology responded to investor inquiries regarding humanoid robots. The company announced a partnership with Guangming Laboratory to establish a joint laboratory focused on micro-drive joints and bionic dexterous hands by 2025. This collaboration aims to leverage their respective technological expertise and industrial advantages to accelerate the application of related technologies.
This partnership is significant as it combines Maijie's experience in electronic components with Guangming Laboratory's research capabilities in artificial intelligence and robotics. The micro-drive joints are crucial components in the dexterous hand industry, impacting finger movement precision and force output. Currently, the project is in the research and commercial incubation stage, and it has not yet contributed significantly to the company's performance.
Looking ahead, it will be important to monitor whether the joint laboratory can achieve mass production levels for micro-drive joints and whether any dexterous hand manufacturers will adopt Maijie's components. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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