Raybot Smartworks - 苏州睿柏智悦机器人科技有限公司

Raybot Smartworks is a robotics technology company headquartered at No. 599 Yuanchuang Road, Huaqiao Town, Kunshan City, in the Suzhou area of Jiangsu Province, China. According to World Robot Conference exhibitor records the company is registered as Suzhou Raybot Smartworks Robotics Technology Co., Ltd. and was established in July 2024. The company's own website describes its business scope across four areas: embodied-intelligence robot solutions, dedicated hardware and AI system integration, chip design and system implementation, and global resource connection for industrial upgrading, and markets the company overall as an industrial-automation-solutions provider.

The company's publicly documented hardware product is the RB-A850-10, a large-payload harmonic-drive robotic arm that industry media describe as a high-precision, high-payload, fast-response open robotic-arm platform intended for integration into humanoid robots and wheeled mobile-robot platforms. Raybot Smartworks positions this arm as a modular building block for other robot developers to adopt, which is consistent with its stated focus on hardware and system-integration services within the embodied-intelligence supply chain rather than on selling a single finished end-user product.

The company exhibited at the 2026 World Robot Conference in Beijing under booth D405. Conference exhibitor and product listings for the same booth also show a humanoid robot named RAYBOT-G4, described as an embodied platform with an integrated large-language-model conversational system, facial recognition and memory functions, a six-degree-of-freedom single arm built with harmonic-series joints, an optional single-leg knee-joint extension, a differential-wheel base with automatic obstacle avoidance and self-charging, and a battery designed for all-weather operation, aimed at reception, beverage-service, unmanned-dining, and venue-guidance scenarios. Because the conference's RAYBOT-G4 product page does not itself name the manufacturing company, this humanoid product is not treated as fully confirmed and has not been recorded as a separate product entry here, even though the shared booth number and branding suggest it comes from the same exhibitor group.

Raybot Smartworks' own website is built largely as a JavaScript single-page application that returns limited content to automated retrieval tools, which restricts the amount of company information, such as revenue, headcount, or detailed corporate history, that can be independently verified online. The address and business-scope description used here were retrieved directly from the company's own About page. No public information was found describing external financing, certifications, or named corporate partnerships for the company as of the source date.