HAKRC

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About

About HAKRC

Shenzhen Haike Technology was established in July 2014 and built its business around control electronics for FPV, fixed-wing and other unmanned aircraft. The HAKRC range covers standalone flight controllers, four-in-one ESCs, all-in-one boards, receiver and video-transmission modules, GPS products and matched controller stacks.

The company combines hardware design, firmware support and contract production. Its Shenzhen plant reports two automated SMT lines plus four DIP, assembly and test lines, with stated daily capacity of 20,000 pieces. Haike has also extended its motor-drive work into quadruped and robot-arm electronics, but UAV avionics remains the primary classification.

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Operations

Facilities & manufacturing

  • Production setup

    2026-08-12 - HAKRC states that its Shenzhen operation includes SMT placement, assembly, testing and aging processes for flight-control and motor-drive electronics. - Shenzhen, China

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Supply

Supply chain relationships

  • Murata

    Inbound - electronics and robotics components - HAKRC states that its 8S H743 controller integrates Japanese Murata filtering capacitors

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  • STMicroelectronics

    Inbound - Compute & Control - HAKRC specifies the STMicroelectronics STM32H743 MCU in its 8S H743 controller

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  • Goertek Microelectronics

    Inbound - robotics sensors - HAKRC specifies the active Goertek SPA06-003 barometer in its 8S H743 controller

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  • TDK

    Inbound - robotics sensors - HAKRC specifies dual TDK InvenSense ICM42688 IMUs in its 8S H743 controller

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Team

  • Yang Pingfa - General Manager - Leads Shenzhen Haike Technology and its UAV avionics manufacturing operation.

Context

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Context tags

  • UAV flight-control supplier - Stack Layer - HAKRC officially develops UAV flight controllers, ESCs and integrated stacks. Source: https://www.hakrc.com/
  • Drone avionics - Stack Layer - HAKRC supplies core control, power and navigation modules for unmanned aircraft. Source: https://www.hakrc.com/