Shenzhen Lingyi Robot Technology Co., Ltd. - 深圳市领益机器人科技有限公司
Shenzhen-based humanoid robot assembly and component subsidiary of publicly listed Lingyi iTech.
Shenzhen Lingyi Robot Technology Co., Ltd. is the dedicated humanoid and embodied-robotics operating subsidiary of Guangdong Lingyi Innovation and Technology Limited (branded Lingyi iTech), a large Chinese precision-manufacturing group listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE: 002600) that also completed a Hong Kong Stock Exchange listing in 2026. Lingyi iTech was founded in 2006 and built its business on precision structural and functional components for consumer electronics, later expanding into automotive components and, more recently, robotics supply chains; the group operates roughly 80 production and delivery sites worldwide.
According to company statements and Chinese financial media coverage, Lingyi iTech has built dedicated production lines for full humanoid and embodied-robot assembly as well as for key robot components, and has reported completing hardware and full-machine assembly services for more than 5,000 humanoid (embodied) robot units since the start of a reported period in 2025. Media reports also describe a partnership in which a Lingyi iTech subsidiary would collaborate with Hanson Robotics on humanoid robot development. The company has publicly discussed technology reserves in both humanoid robotics and reduction-gear (harmonic reducer) technology as part of its diversification from its traditional consumer-electronics manufacturing base into what industry commentary has described as a move from the phone supply chain to the robot supply chain.
This record represents the robotics-focused operating subsidiary within the Lingyi iTech group rather than the parent group itself; the subsidiary does not currently maintain a separate public corporate website, and available information about its specific operations is drawn from parent-company disclosures and third-party media coverage rather than dedicated subsidiary materials. Given that the subsidiary is wholly part of a publicly listed parent, its funding status is best characterized as that of a subsidiary of a public company rather than an independently financed or independently listed entity. No independently attributable named product line specific to this subsidiary, as distinct from the parent group's general humanoid-robotics initiative, could be verified from public sources at the time of this record.
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