Complete domestic supply chain
From reducers, servo motors and sensors through to final assembly, the whole bill of materials can be sourced in one place. That is why comparable machines here often land well below the price of a Western equivalent.
Robotics sourcing & export
Robotics from China, <span class="gradient-text">sourced and shipped</span> for your market
We are a sourcing and export partner, not a showroom. You describe the job the robot has to do; we find the manufacturers and research groups that can actually build it, manage the order and handle the export paperwork.
- No published prices — quotation per configuration
- CE / FCC / RoHS / UN38.3 documentation
- Research platforms and industrial projects
- Shipped to the US, EU, Russia, India and Australia
Supply baseFactories + university spin-outs + research institutes
ComplianceCE · FCC · RoHS · UN38.3
Cleared shipmentsUS · EU · Russia · India · Australia
PricingQuoted per configuration — no list prices
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Product categories
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Platforms listed
12h
Longest quoted runtime
400kg
Heaviest rated load
Catalogue
Seven categories, one enquiry
From desktop companions to industrial quadrupeds. Pick a category to narrow the list, or send one enquiry covering several and we will come back with a single shortlist.
Bipedal & Humanoid
Bipedal platforms and embodied-AI humanoids for research, industry and embodied-intelligence programmes.
Products · 2
Mobile & Dual-Arm
Wheeled bases, dual arms and warehouse picking robots for retail, logistics and test cells.
Products · 2
Quadruped
Wheel-legged industrial quadrupeds built for hazardous environments and inspection duty.
Products · 1
Amphibious & Multi-Modal
Land, water and air locomotion from a single body, plus self-balancing transport robots.
Products · 3
Desktop & Companion
Desktop humanoids and companion robots for education, retail and gifting channels.
Products · 3
Underwater & Marine
Underwater robots, USVs and monitoring systems engineered per mission profile.
Products · 1
DIY & Education Kits
Open-design platforms built from standard parts for makers and STEM programmes.
Products · 1
Selected platforms
Platforms we can arrange
A sample of the platforms currently listed. Each page carries the technical detail and the manufacturer, so you can judge whether it is worth a conversation before you write to us.
Amphibious & Multi-Modal
Germany
evoBOT
Self-Balancing Autonomous Mobile Robot
evoBOT is an autonomous transport robot developed by Fraunhofer IML (Institute of Material Flow and Logistics).
Bipedal & Humanoid
China
TRON 1
Bipedal Robot with Three-in-One Modular Foot End
TRON 1 is the first multi-form bipedal robot from LimX Dynamics.
DIY & Education Kits
China
Profile-Frame Humanoid Arm Kit
Low-Cost Servo Dual-Arm Robot for STEM & DIY
A low-cost dual-arm humanoid robot built from aluminium extrusion profiles and general-purpose hobby servos, driven by an open control board.
Amphibious & Multi-Modal
United States
Morphobot / M4
Multi-Modal Mobility Robot
Morphobot is a multi-modal mobility platform developed jointly by Caltech and Northeastern University.
Amphibious & Multi-Modal
Israel
AmphiSAW
Bio-Inspired Land & Water Amphibious Robot
AmphiSAW is a bionic amphibious robot from the Zarrouk Lab at Ben-Gurion University.
Quadruped
China
MOVENEW P1
Industrial-Grade Wheel-Legged Quadruped
MOVENEW P1 is a special-purpose industrial quadruped from Juwei Technology, built around a wheel-leg architecture rather than plain feet.
Why work with us
We are the layer between you and the factory
Robotics sourcing fails in predictable ways: a supplier quotes a configuration you did not ask for, or ships without the files you need to import it. That middle layer is the job.
Core component localisation
Localisation of reducers, actuators and core sensors has passed the threshold where an integrator no longer needs a Japanese or European part to ship.
Research and production in one region
University spin-outs, research institutes and volume manufacturers sit within the same industrial belt, so a prototype from a lab and a production line from a factory can be handled by one partner.
Declared export experience
Equipment is already in service in the Middle East, Europe, Australia and North America, and warehouse robotics has cleared customs into Russia, the USA and India.
Markets
Where these machines are going
Demand is concentrated in four regions, and the regulatory work differs in each of them.
Middle East
Oil, gas and petrochemical inspection plus large-scale retail automation demand.
Europe
Industrial automation, intralogistics and CE-compliant machinery integration.
North America
Research labs, warehouse logistics and FCC-compliant consumer devices.
Southeast Asia
Front-warehouse and retail automation, fast-moving consumer goods distribution.
Compliance handled before the factory ships
CE · European conformityFCC · US radio & EMCRoHS · Restricted substancesUN38.3 · Lithium transport
We confirm what already exists with the manufacturer and what has to be produced for your market. Batteries are planned for UN38.3 and the correct transport class from day one, because that is the single most common reason a robotics shipment gets held at the port.
How it works
From enquiry to delivery
Five steps. The first two are free and usually answer whether you should keep talking to us at all.
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Requirement
Application, environment, payload or DOF, quantity and destination market. A photo and two lines of context is enough to start.
02
Shortlist
Two to four options with datasheets, factory capability and an indication of lead time. No prices here — those come with the quotation.
03
Sample & verify
Where the value justifies it, a sample or a video verification run before any volume commitment.
04
Order & production
Deposit terms, production milestones and factory inspection photos. Progress is reported, not assumed.
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Ship & support
Export documents, consolidated shipping and a spare-part kit in the same shipment where possible.
Tell us what the robot has to do
Application, environment, payload or DOF, quantity, destination. That is enough for a first answer. If we cannot serve the requirement, we will say so rather than pass it around.