Zhejiang Jitai Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. - 浙江吉泰智能科技有限公司

Zhejiang Jitai Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., marketed under the brand 'TRI,' is the holding entity that wholly owns Beijing Zhong'an Jitai Technology Co., Ltd., the company that has run the underlying wall-climbing inspection robot business since 2015. Zhejiang Jitai itself was established in 2023 as the group's parent vehicle, while Beijing Zhong'an Jitai continues to run day-to-day operations, product development, and the group's public-facing website and brand under the TRI name. The group's operating address is Building A2, South Zone of Weilai Gongyuan, Changping District, Beijing, with an additional manufacturing site named the Ji'an Smart Manufacturing Center in Qingyuan District, Ji'an City, Jiangxi Province.

TRI positions itself as a specialist in wall-climbing and rail-mounted inspection robots for large energy infrastructure, principally coal-fired thermal power plants and wind farms, where confined, elevated, or hazardous access points make manual inspection slow and risky. Its thermal-power product line includes a water-wall climbing inspection robot for boiler interiors, a coal-conveyor-gallery rail-guided inspection robot, and a boiler four-pipe health-analysis system. Its wind-power line includes a wind-tower cleaning and inspection robot, a wind-turbine nacelle inspection robot, and separate robots for external and internal wind-blade inspection, together with a smart wind-farm operations-management system and an integrated big-data platform that aggregates sensor and inspection data across a customer's fleet of plants.

In August 2024, media outlets reported that Jitai closed a Series A+ funding round of RMB 60 million, and the company has separately disclosed a strategic investment tied to its energy-sector inspection robotics business from the Future Science City investment platform; specific investor names for the August 2024 round were not independently verified in this collection. The company's chairman has spoken publicly at industry forums organized by China's Energy Conservation Association on thermal-power intelligent inspection technology, and TRI states it has received at least one industry first-place award for its smart inspection technology.

Beyond hardware sales, TRI also offers inspection services built on its own robot fleet for power-plant operators, combining robot manufacturing with a robotics-as-a-service delivery model for energy customers who prefer to outsource inspection work rather than purchase and operate the robots themselves. No certifications, export markets, or detailed technical specifications, such as climbing speed, payload, or ingress-protection rating, for individual TRI products were confirmed from public sources as of this collection.