Hiwin Technologies
About
About Hiwin Technologies
Hiwin Technologies manufactures precision mechanical and electromechanical systems used to create controlled linear and rotary movement. Its component portfolio includes ball screws, linear guideways, bearings, torque motors, strain-wave gears, direct-drive tables and electric actuators. These products form the positioning and load-bearing layers inside machine tools, semiconductor systems, medical equipment and automated production machinery.
The company also supplies articulated robots, wafer-handling robots, controllers and integrated automation systems. Customers can purchase individual components or combine Hiwin products into complete motion axes and robotic cells, supported by sizing, installation and maintenance services. Hiwin operates manufacturing, engineering and sales facilities across Asia, Europe and the Americas.
Products
Supply
Supply chain relationships
- SICK AG
Inbound - Motion Control - HIWIN integrates SICK EKM36 motor feedback systems with HIPERFACE DSL in its RA605 six-axis robot
Source - Dexterity
Outbound - Manufacturing - HIWIN produces custom eight-degree-of-freedom arms for Dexterity Mech
Source - Rapid Fusion
Outbound - Structural Components - Rapid Fusion's Medusa system uses Hiwin linear guides as part of its industrial motion stack
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Financials
- 2049.TW - TWSE - TWD
Team
- Eddie Chuo - Chairman and Chief Executive Officer - Leads HIWIN Technologies and its precision-motion and robotics manufacturing business.
Timeline
Events
- 2025-07-28 - Partnership - HIWIN partners with Dexterity to produce Mech robot arms
HIWIN will produce lightweight eight-degree-of-freedom robot arms for Dexterity's Mech platform. The companies optimized the arms' strength-to-weight ratio for heavy warehouse handling. Dexterity said the collaboration supports production and deployment across North America, Asia and Europe.
Source - 2018-06-25 - Partnership - SICK motor sensors monitor HIWIN industrial robots
Robot manufacturer HIWIN is using motor feedback systems from SICK in its new 6-arm robots. This question must also have been what led robot manufacturer HIWIN to opt for Smart Motor Sensors from SICK.
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Context
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Shared workflows
- AutomationWare
workflow adjacency - Linear Motion Actuation
Context tags
- Precision motion components - Stack Layer
- Linear motion actuation - Workflow
- Robotics motion-component supply layer - Stack Layer