Wuhan Huaweike Intelligent Technology Co. Ltd. - 武汉华威科智能科技有限公司
Wuhan firm (est. 2011) supplying RFID readers, IO-Link devices, flexible pressure sensors, and tactile sensors for humanoid robots and smart manufacturing.
Wuhan Huaweike Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. (brand name: HIT) was founded in March 2011 and is headquartered in the East Lake High-Tech Development Zone, Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. The company was initiated by Academician Xiong Youlun of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and operates as a high-tech enterprise specializing in industrial identification and intelligent sensing solutions for manufacturing, energy, and healthcare digitalization.
HIT's product portfolio spans five major categories. First, RFID readers and tags across all three frequency bands — low-frequency (LF), high-frequency (HF, e.g., model SG-HR-I2F), and ultra-high frequency (UHF, e.g., model SG-UR-I86 multi-channel integrated reader) — applied to production-line identification, logistics management, and automotive RFID systems. Second, IO-Link protocol stations and terminal devices: HIT claims to be the first Chinese high-tech enterprise to comprehensively deploy IO-Link protocol across a complete independently developed product line. Third, visual barcode reading systems, including fixed intelligent industrial barcode readers and handheld scanners capable of reading both 1D and 2D codes with higher reliability than general-purpose alternatives. Fourth, magnetic vision sensors based on electromagnetic induction principles combined with AI reconstruction algorithms, enabling non-contact internal inspection for lithium battery pack positioning, photovoltaic diamond-wire disconnection detection, and laser welding quality assessment. Fifth, flexible pressure sensors based on pressure-sensitive materials, including: the HIT-EKS-J8080 electronic skin sensor providing distributed tactile pressure mapping for humanoid robot hands and limbs; the HIT-FPS-J1316 multipoint flexible foot pressure sensor with 155-point array output for biped robot soles; the EBX_IFT_00_RM10 plug-and-play integrated tactile fingertip sensor for robotic grippers; and the HIT-DHS-T1017 standard pressure sensor for agile robot hands.
HIT's manufacturing base is located near Ezhou Huahu Airport in Hubei Province, covering 100 acres, and operates under ISO 9001 quality management system certification with IQNet international mutual alliance double certification. The company holds over 150 invention patents and has served more than 500 global manufacturing enterprises. Major enterprise clients include Huawei, CATL, BYD, Midea, Gree, Toyota, and the State Grid Corporation. In May 2026, HIT received the '2026 Humanoid Robotics Industry Empowerment Award' for its contributions to flexible intelligent sensing for embodied AI applications. Products are exported to Europe, North America, and dozens of other countries and regions.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Electronic Skin Pressure Sensor for Robots
Flexible electronic skin sensor providing distributed tactile pressure perception for humanoid robot hands, limbs, and feet.
Plug-and-Play Integrated Tactile Fingertip Sensor for Robotic Grippers
Plug-and-play tactile fingertip sensor for robotic grippers enabling fine manipulation and human-robot interaction.
Integrated UHF RFID Reader
Multi-channel integrated UHF RFID reader for industrial production line identification and tracking (246×246×63 mm).
Contact Wuhan Huaweike Intelligent Technology Co. Ltd.
WEBSITE
https://www.hbwhhit.com/PHONE
+86 15712054933HEADQUARTERS
China
Company Facts
Founded
2011
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Component Supplier
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Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
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Keywords
- Wuhan Huaweike Intelligent Technology Co. Ltd.
- 武汉华威科智能科技有限公司
- RFID
- IO-Link
- flexible sensor
- industrial sensing
- HIT
- inspection
- RFID reader
- flexible pressure sensor
- electronic skin
- barcode scanner
- magnetic vision sensor
- tactile sensor
- humanoid robot sensor
- Component Supplier
- Manufacturer
- Exporter
- Perception & Vision
- End-effector & Grasping
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