Sensors Suppliers for Humanoid Robots

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Perception hardware including 6-axis force/torque sensors, tactile skin, IMUs, cameras, LiDAR, and depth sensors. Essential for safe human-robot interaction and environment awareness.

Force-torque sensors enable safe contact. Tactile sensors enable dexterous grasping. IMUs maintain balance. Robots cannot operate safely without accurate multi-modal sensing.

19 suppliers documented · 4 OEM networks · 19 China-headquartered

Documented Suppliers (19)

Ampelon (安培龙)

Shenzhen, CN · Est. 2004 · 301289.SZ

Pressure and temperature sensing modules

Bee-Inventive (必创科技)

Beijing, CN · Est. 2005 · 300667.SZ

Industrial wireless sensing and monitoring systems

Bojie Technology (博杰股份)

Zhuhai, CN · Est. 2012 · 002975.SZ

Automated testing for robotic PCBs and sensor systems

Bosch Sensortec

Kusterdingen, DE · Est. 2005 · Private

MEMS IMU (inertial measurement unit) sensors — 23-27% global humanoid IMU market share. 6-axis and 9-axis orientation and motion sensing for robot balance and locomotion.

ConST Instruments (康斯特)

Beijing, CN · Est. 2004 · 300445.SZ

Sensor calibration and pressure testing equipment

DJI (大疆)

Shenzhen, CN · Est. 2006 · Private

LiDAR sensors for humanoid robot spatial awareness

Unitree: LiDAR — Reported

Donghua Test (东华测试)

Jingjiang, CN · Est. 1993 · 300354.SZ

Six-axis force sensors for humanoid robot contact sensing

AgiBot: Six-axis force sensors — Reported

Furi Medical (福瑞股份)

Hohhot, CN · Est. 1998 · 300049.SZ

Internal health and status monitoring sensors

Hanwei Electronics (汉威科技)

Zhengzhou, CN · Est. 1998 · 300007.SZ

Flexible tactile electronic skin sensors for humanoid robots

AgiBot: Flexible tactile sensors — Reported

Hesai Technology (禁怟科技)

Shanghai, CN · Est. 2006 · HSAI

LiDAR sensors — 33% automotive-grade LiDAR market share. Used by Agility, Unitree, AGIBot, XPeng, Dexmate for spatial mapping and environment awareness.

agility-robotics: LiDAR sensors for spatial mapping and navigation — Confirmed
Unitree: LiDAR sensors for spatial mapping and navigation — Confirmed

Huayan Precision (华研精机)

Guangzhou, CN · Est. 2002 · 301138.SZ

Specialized molds for sensor housings

Huayi Tech (华依科技)

Shanghai, CN · Est. 1998 · 688071.SH

IMU (Inertial Measurement) modules for humanoid robot balance

AgiBot: IMU (Inertial Measurement) modules — Reported

Kaite Auto Parts (凯特股份)

Wuhan, CN · Est. 1996 · 832978.BJ

Temperature and pressure control sensing

Keli Sensing (柯力传感)

Ningbo, CN · Est. 1995 · 603662.SH

Leading 6D force and torque sensors for humanoid robot wrist and ankle joints

Luster (凌云光)

Beijing, CN · Est. 2002 · 688400.SH

Vision solution for humanoid robot perception

Unitree: Vision solution — Reported

MEMSensing (敏芯股份)

Suzhou, CN · Est. 2007 · 688286.SH

MEMS pressure and acoustic sensors for robot systems

Orbbec (奥比中光)

Shenzhen, CN · Est. 2013 · 688322.SH

3D vision sensors and perception systems for humanoid robots

Unitree: Vision solution, sensor, radar — Reported

Ouster

San Francisco, US · Est. 2015 · OUST

LiDAR sensors for robot perception and spatial mapping. US-based alternative to Hesai for humanoid spatial awareness systems.

Riying Electronics (日盈电子)

Changzhou, CN · Est. 1998 · 603286.SH

Electronic sensing and control logic boards

Shenhao Technology (神浩科技)

Hangzhou, CN · Est. 2002 · 300853.SZ

Visual perception and smart monitoring systems

Sony Semiconductor

Tokyo, JP · Est. 1946 · 6758.T

CMOS image sensors — ~44% global CMOS image sensor market share. Camera vision systems for humanoid robot perception across multiple OEMs.

Tengya Precision (腾亚精工)

Nanjing, CN · Est. 1999 · 301125.SZ

Precision structural hardware for sensor housings and assemblies

Xindong Link (芯动联科)

Wuxi, CN · Est. 2012 · 688582.SH

High-performance IMUs for robot balance and state estimation

Sensors is one of 15 component categories in the Geppetto humanoid robot supply chain database. 19 suppliers have been identified manufacturing sensors components for humanoid robot platforms. Force-torque sensors enable safe contact. Tactile sensors enable dexterous grasping. IMUs maintain balance. Robots cannot operate safely without accurate multi-modal sensing. All 19 documented suppliers are headquartered in China.

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