Luxshare says it has full-chain core capability in humanoid robots aside from batteries and some joint modules
Evidence notes
- Investor relations record says the company can independently complete precision processing for key parts including harmonic-drive-related parts
- The company says it has developed a tendon-driven dexterous hand and dedicated test systems
- The company says it expects to ship about 3,000 humanoid robots in 2025
Company context
Luxshare Precision manufactures electronic components, modules and finished devices across consumer electronics, communications, automotive and medical markets. Its robotics-facing range includes floor-cleaning robots and the company also uses mobile robots in its own manufacturing operations.