According to Reuters, the company recently completed a $3 billion “B+” round and now seeks to double its valuation.
Despite being only two years old, Linkerbot holds more than 80% of the global market share for high-degree-of-freedom robotic hands.
CEO Alex Zhu stated that monthly production will soon increase from 5,000 to 10,000 units.
The company is backed by major investors such as Ant Group and focuses on developing precise human-like skills.
Its platform, LinkerSkillNet, contains the world’s largest dataset of real manual skills, covering more than 500 abilities.
Linkerbot’s robotic hands can perform tasks such as screwing bolts, threading needles, carrying loads up to 50 kg, and handling delicate objects.
The company supplies its products to factories, universities, and major enterprises both in China and internationally, positioning itself at the forefront of humanoid robotics development.
