Hangzhou iSoftStone Tianqing Robotics Technology Co., Ltd. - 杭州软通天擎机器人科技有限公司
Hangzhou humanoid-robotics subsidiary of iSoftStone (SZSE: 301236), marketing the Tianqing S/A/T robot series.
Hangzhou iSoftStone Tianqing Robotics Technology Co., Ltd. (branded Tianqing) is a humanoid-robotics subsidiary of iSoftStone Information Technology Group Co., Ltd., a company listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange under ticker 301236. The Hangzhou entity was established in 2024 as part of iSoftStone's broader push into embodied intelligence, and its chief executive, Huang Peng, concurrently serves as iSoftStone's executive vice president and chief financial officer, underscoring the subsidiary's direct integration with its parent's corporate structure. A related affiliate, Jiangsu iSoftStone Tianqing Robotics Technology Co., Ltd., was separately established in Wuxi at the end of 2024 as a joint venture between iSoftStone and AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics), reflecting the wider group's multi-entity approach to its robotics business.
Tianqing's stated business covers both the research, development, and manufacturing of humanoid-robot bodies and key components, and the delivery of embodied-intelligence application solutions built around those bodies. The company markets a Tianqing-branded product family spanning an S series, an A series, and a T series, including a lightweight biped humanoid platform referred to as Tianqing S1. At industry exhibitions the company has also shown application-specific robots built on its platforms, including a construction-site service robot, a compound robot for utility-tunnel (pipe-gallery) inspection, and a compound robot for surveying and mapping tasks, indicating a strategy of pairing a general humanoid or wheeled-humanoid base with task-specific end effectors and software for infrastructure-facing use cases.
As a subsidiary whose parent is separately listed, Tianqing itself has not been identified as an independent public filer; its financial results are consolidated into iSoftStone's public disclosures rather than reported on a standalone basis. Detailed technical specifications for the Tianqing S1 and related products, such as payload, degrees of freedom, or endurance, were not available in the sources reviewed for this profile, and no dedicated contact details (phone, email, or street address) independent of the parent group were located.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Pipe Gallery Inspection Compound Robot
Compound robot platform for utility-tunnel (pipe-gallery) inspection tasks.
Contact Hangzhou iSoftStone Tianqing Robotics Technology Co., Ltd.
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https://www.tqartisan.com/HEADQUARTERS
China
Company Facts
Founded
2024
Primary Role
Manufacturer
Company Size
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Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
Subsidiary / Acquired
Funding Total
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Keywords
- Hangzhou iSoftStone Tianqing Robotics Technology Co.
- Ltd.
- 杭州软通天擎机器人科技有限公司
- iSoftStone Tianqing
- Tianqing
- humanoid robot platform
- pipe-gallery inspection
- surveying compound robot
- construction-site robot
- embodied intelligence solution
- Manufacturer
- System Integrator
- Humanoid
- Commercial Service Robot
- Construction
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