UFACTORY Timeline

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• 2026-09-11 - Market Signal - Cheetah Mobile reports Q2 robotics revenue growth with UFACTORY contribution - Robotics and others revenue rose 72.5% year over year and 6.4% quarter over quarter to RMB54.5 million. The segment represented 20.5% of Cheetah Mobile revenue in the quarter ended June 30, 2026. Cheetah Mobile attributed the increase to higher… - source: prnewswire.com
• 2025-07-29 - Acquisition - UFACTORY becomes a controlled Cheetah Mobile subsidiary - Cheetah Mobile acquired an additional 60.8% interest for RMB99.5 million after previously holding 19.2%. Direct ownership reached 80.0%, equivalent to approximately 75.8% ultimate beneficial ownership. Purchase accounting measured aggregate consideration at… - source: sec.gov
• 2023-05-09 - Product Launch - UFACTORY launches AC control box for xArm - The control box accepts AC mains power rather than relying on an external DC supply. UFACTORY positioned the unit for fixed industrial and commercial xArm installations. The release added an enclosure and connection option around the existing arm platform… - source: ufactory.cc
• 2023-02-22 - Deployment - UFACTORY xArm powers Botlegger robot barista - The customer case describes 24/7 operation for repetitive coffee preparation and service. The documented system replaces at least two staff positions in the operating setup. The xArm provides the manipulation layer inside Botlegger's wider beverage machine… - source: ufactory.cc
• 2018-10-25 - Market Signal - UFACTORY xArm reaches Kickstarter target in 18 hours - UFACTORY's xArm campaign reached its $200,000 Kickstarter target in 18 hours. The arm was marketed for small businesses, research labs and maker spaces. The campaign gave UFACTORY a public signal for lightweight robot-arm demand. - source: engineering.com
• 2014-03-05 - Market Signal - Wired profiles UFACTORY uArm Kickstarter project - Wired profiled UFACTORY's Shenzhen team and its open uArm robotic arm project. The article named Evan Deng and Eric Wang among the project team members. The project positioned uArm as a low-cost developer and education robot arm. - source: wired.com