Wuhan Optics Valley Haribit Technology Co., Ltd. - 武汉光谷华汇科技有限公司

Wuhan subsidiary of Beijing Ligong Huahui building core robot joints and a voice-controlled dual-arm teleoperation system for special environments.

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Company Overview

Wuhan Optics Valley Haribit Technology Co., Ltd. was established in September 2024 in Wuhan's Optics Valley (East Lake High-Tech Development Zone) as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Beijing Ligong Huahui Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. According to the company's exhibitor profile published by the organizers of the World Robot Conference 2026, the Beijing parent has spent more than twenty years developing robot low-level algorithms and core components and has led two national key research-and-development programs, achieving domestic substitution for motors and reducers and reporting breakthroughs in high-torque integrated joint actuators.

The Wuhan subsidiary is positioned to focus on core-component development, complete-machine research and development, and multi-scenario application deployment, with a stated emphasis on special-purpose and extreme-environment use cases as well as public-safety applications. Provincial economic-development reporting has associated the company with a robotics research team led by Professor Huang Qiang, and a report from Hubei's development and reform commission described the unit's humanoid robot work as capable of running and jumping while withstanding extreme cold, framing it as a hardened, special-purpose humanoid platform rather than a general-purpose consumer or industrial robot.

At the World Robot Conference 2026, held at the Beijing Etrong International Exhibition & Convention Center, the company exhibited under booth C115 a desktop-scale, voice-controlled single-and-dual-arm teleoperation system, with the exhibitor materials emphasizing the system's grasping precision and speech-recognition capability. This teleoperation platform reflects the company's broader focus on human-robot interaction and remote-operation technology as a complement to its parent's joint-actuator and motor work.

Because Wuhan Optics Valley Haribit Technology Co., Ltd. does not maintain an independently branded corporate website, its public information is hosted through the website of its parent, Beijing Ligong Huahui Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., at haribit.com. No separate financial, headcount, or certification details specific to the Wuhan subsidiary have been made public as of the source date, and its activities are best understood as an extension of its parent's robotics research and component-manufacturing program into whole-machine development and field application in central China.

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Desktop Dual-Arm Voice-Controlled Teleoperation System

Desktop-scale single-and-dual-arm teleoperation system emphasizing grasp precision and voice-recognition control.

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https://haribit.com/

HEADQUARTERS

Wuhan , Hubei  430000

China

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Founded

2024

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Manufacturer

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Asia-Pacific

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Subsidiary / Acquired

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