Hexfellow Robotics Co., Ltd.

Hexfellow Robotics Co., Ltd. is a China-based robotics manufacturer headquartered in the Nansha district of Guangzhou, Guangdong. The company designs, builds, and sells modular hardware for embodied-AI development, positioning its products as building blocks that university labs, robotics startups, and AI research teams can assemble into custom platforms rather than buying a single fixed-configuration robot.

The product line is organized into three groups. The Module line covers individual components: the ARCHER-D6Y is a six-axis robotic arm built around planetary-geared joint motors with a 2 kg payload rating, paired with the GP-100 parallel gripper rated at 30 N of gripping force. Mobile bases include the TRIGGER-A3, a 50 kg-capacity chassis driven by a three-wheel omnidirectional system, and the MAVER-X4 and MAVER-L4, 80 kg-capacity platforms using four powered caster wheels for holonomic motion; the ARK base instead uses a two-wheel differential-drive layout, and the PCW-25 is a lighter 25 kg steering-wheel platform. Supporting accessories include the HEXMOTOR 48V integrated servo drive, the HEXPOWER M10 and S3 power-conversion modules, the HEXSENSE Y200 nine-axis IMU, and the HEXCOMPUTER P1 onboard compute module. The Platform line packages several of these components into ready-to-use systems: the e3-Mobile is a holonomic indoor chassis for general-purpose research use, the e3-Desktop is a compact desk-mounted variant for lab benchtop work, and the e3-Mobile-Pi is a customized omni-wheel configuration built for specific integration projects.

Hexfellow supports its hardware with an open developer stack: the company maintains more than 70 public repositories on GitHub, offering a Python SDK covering the range of its hex-series devices, ROS1 and ROS2 packages, communication-protocol libraries, and demonstration code for arm impedance control and chassis operation. Documentation is hosted at docs.hexfellow.com, and the company runs a Discord server as its primary community channel alongside a smaller presence on X and YouTube.

Commercially, the company operates as a direct-to-customer hardware seller: its site accepts Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, and several other payment methods, and lists standard shipping, return, and IP-rights policies, indicating components and platforms are sold as catalog products rather than exclusively through custom quotes. Public information does not disclose a founding date, employee count, or external funding history; business inquiries are directed to a single named contact, Haoxing Guo, reachable by email or a listed mobile number that also serves as a WeChat contact.