Hitbot Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. 慧灵科技
"Make automation easier"
Shenzhen maker of Z-Arm SCARA arms, Z-EFG electric grippers and the low-cost eHand-6 dexterous hand for cobots, humanoids and lab automation.
Hitbot Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., which trades as HITBOT and is known in China as Huiling Technology, is a Shenzhen robotics company founded in 2015. Its headquarters is on the second floor of Building E, Hangcheng Avenue, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, Guangdong. The company describes its mission as making automation easier and says its products are distributed in more than 80 countries through a dealer network, with a find-a-distributor and become-a-distributor programme on its website.
HITBOT's product portfolio is built around light-payload automation hardware that it develops in-house. The Z-Arm series of four-axis SCARA robot arms includes models such as the Z-Arm 4160, Z-Arm 4160B, Z-Arm 4150 and Z-Arm 2442E, and the company says it adopted a direct-drive structure on its robot arms to reduce cost; six-axis arms also appear in its product navigation. The Z-EFG family of electric grippers covers parallel grippers such as the Z-EFG-20P, industrial and hand-style grippers such as the Z-EFG-C65 and Z-EFG-C50, rotary and three-finger grippers, wide grippers, grippers designed for six-axis robots and suction-cup tools, and HITBOT states that its grippers are compatible with most major robot brands. The Z-Mod series of intelligent electric cylinders, including the Z-Mod-EP-35ZS-50, Z-Mod-EP-35RS-50 and Z-Mod-EP-42RS-100, provides integrated linear actuation, and the company also offers customisable AC, brushed DC, brushless DC and geared motors and an automation software platform called HFlow for programming, control and equipment design. A separate line of new-retail machines automates tea-shop tasks such as fruit coring, lemon mashing, grape peeling and dicing.
In 2025 HITBOT entered the dexterous hand market with the eHand-6, marketed as a low-cost industrial dexterous hand for cobots and humanoid robots. The company's product page says the hand is built from standardised in-house parts including hollow-cup (coreless) motors, micro electric push rods and drivers, offers Python and ROS application interfaces, and supports CAN FD and EtherCAT communication. Target uses named by the company include advanced manufacturing and micro-assembly, service and assistive robotics, and laboratory automation and research. Third-party listings describe it as a five-finger, six-degree-of-freedom hand launched in May 2025 with optional per-finger tactile sensing; these figures were not found on the official page.
HITBOT lists Xiaomi, Huawei, Foxconn and Panasonic among its customers and publishes application pages for industrial, educational, retail and medical automation. The company states that its overseas products carry CE and RoHS marks, that arms and grippers have PSE and FCC certification, and that it operates an ISO 9001 quality system. Its investors, named on the About page, include Lenovo, Shunwei Capital, Boyu Capital, CCV, MFund, eGarden Ventures and Zehou, with total investment described as hundreds of millions of yuan. For the RobotToday humanoid landscape, HITBOT is placed in the dexterous hands segment, where it is one of the few established gripper makers offering a sub-kilogram, low-price five-finger hand alongside a broad electric gripper range.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
eHand-6
Low-cost industrial dexterous hand for cobots and humanoids built from in-house coreless motors, micro push rods and drivers; Python/ROS APIs.
Z-EFG electric grippers
Electric parallel, rotary, three-finger and wide grippers compatible with most major robot arm brands, for light-payload pick-and-place and assembly.
Z-Arm SCARA robot arms
Four-axis SCARA robot arms with direct-drive structure for light assembly, electronics handling and education.
Z-Mod intelligent electric cylinders
Integrated electric cylinders (linear actuators) with built-in control for compact automation and end-of-arm axes.
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Contact Hitbot Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.
WEBSITE
https://www.hitbotrobot.comPHONE
+86 152 2025 9858HEADQUARTERS
China
Company Facts
Founded
2015
Primary Role
Manufacturer
Company Size
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Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
Growth / Late-Stage VC
Funding Total
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