Suzhou-area maker of the CTMG3F60 dexterous-hand series spanning industrial, collaborative, biomimetic and heavy-duty robotic hands.
Changingtek Robotics Technology (Suzhou) Co., Ltd., known in the Chinese market as Zhixing Robotics, was founded in August 2018 and is headquartered in Taicang, a county-level city administered by Suzhou in Jiangsu Province, China. The company was established by Dr. Bai Guochao, who holds a PhD jointly from Heriot-Watt University and Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications and completed postdoctoral research at King's College London, the University of Montreal, and Imperial College London, bringing more than a decade of research experience in robotics and artificial intelligence to the venture.
The company's core business is the design and production of dexterous robotic hands and grippers for embodied-intelligence applications. Its flagship product line, marketed under the CTMG3F60 series name, spans four categories of end-effectors: industrial parallel-jaw hands, collaborative-robot hands, biomimetic (anthropomorphic) hands, and heavy-duty hands, with reported payload coverage ranging from a few grams up to more than 60 kilograms. Company and media descriptions position these hand products for use with humanoid robots, industrial robot arms, and other embodied-intelligence platforms that require fine manipulation capability, with target application areas said to include aerospace, industrial manufacturing, warehousing and logistics, education and research, and life sciences.
Changingtek has completed four rounds of external financing since its founding: an angel round in May 2020, a Series A round in December 2020 reported at roughly RMB 10 million, a Series A+ round in July 2021, and a more recent Series B round reported in the tens of millions of RMB, led by Chengmei Capital and the Zhongguancun Zhiyou Scientist Fund. This financing history reflects sustained investor interest in the company's dexterous-hand technology as China's broader embodied-intelligence and humanoid-robot supply chain has expanded.
The company exhibited at the 2026 World Robot Conference in Beijing under booth D404, showing its dexterous-hand and embodied-intelligence robot offerings alongside other component suppliers in the humanoid-robotics segment. Changingtek's official website at changingtek.com returns a web-application-firewall block to automated crawling tools, but the site's search-engine-indexed 'About' page title matches the company's full registered Chinese name exactly, and this corporate identity is corroborated by multiple independent Chinese technology-media reports, including coverage from Sina Technology, the industry portal Aibangbots, and the financing-news outlet Zhineng518, which consistently describe the same founding date, product line, and leadership. As a specialized component supplier, Changingtek positions itself as a maker of dexterous 'hands' for other integrators and humanoid-robot manufacturers to adopt, rather than as a builder of complete humanoid systems, though some third-party directory listings also associate the company more broadly with industrial robot and electric-gripper manufacturing.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Modular dexterous-hand series covering industrial, collaborative, biomimetic and heavy-duty variants, payloads from grams to over 60 kg.
Contact Changingtek Robotics Technology (Suzhou) Co., Ltd.
WEBSITE
https://www.changingtek.comHEADQUARTERS
China
Company Facts
Founded
2018
Primary Role
Component Supplier
Company Size
-
Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
Annual Sales
-
Funding Stage
Growth / Late-Stage VC
Funding Total
-
Keywords