Chinese Firm 月泉仿生 Secures Funding for Bio-Inspired Robotic Hands

月泉仿生, a Chinese robotics company, recently completed a Pre-A+ funding round of several hundred million yuan. The investment will support team expansion, core technology research and development, production capacity increases, and the development of bio-inspired robots. The company focuses on creating highly dexterous robotic hands that mimic human anatomy, addressing limitations in existing designs that often sacrifice precision for strength or durability.

月泉仿生’s technology replicates the coordinated function of human bones, muscles, and ligaments, using hard components for pressure and flexible components for tension. This approach allows for lighter, more versatile hands capable of handling delicate objects without damage. The company’s flagship product, the Y-Hand series, includes models with up to 38 degrees of freedom and a grasping force of 200N.

The company has already secured over 100 million yuan in orders and is building a production base in Beijing. Industry analysts predict China’s robotic hand market will exceed 70,000 units in sales by 2026, and 月泉仿生 aims to be a leading provider of full-stack solutions for various applications including manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare.