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Typical Case of Digital Economy Innovation Development, No. 7 | Intelligent Robot Control System
iNexBot's technology has been extensively validated across the industry and serves multiple countries including China, Japan, South Korea, and Türkiye. Core customers include BYD, Foxconn, Luxshare, Wingtech, SAIC-GM, SIASUN, and others. Application scenarios span industrial robots, collaborative robots, CNC machining centers, medical surgical robots, wafer robots, automotive electronics, and more.
Great News! The Only One in Gusu District! iNexBot Named a Provincial Typical Case of Digital Economy Innovation
iNexBot has been recognized as a provincial typical case of digital economy innovation.
iNexBot Technology Joins the Suzhou Robotics Industry Association
Established on November 22, 2019, the Suzhou Robotics Industry Association is a citywide, industry-wide, non-profit social organization registered with the approval of the Suzhou Civil Affairs Bureau and professionally guided by the Suzhou Bureau of Industry and Information Technology and other government departments. Its members voluntarily include enterprises and institutions engaged in robotics R&D, manufacturing, sales, testing, certification, intellectual property and standardization, education, consulting, and training. Upholding the philosophy of "serving enterprises and empowering the industry," the association actively publicizes and implements relevant national industrial policies, laws, and regulations; organizes extensive industry exchange activities; coordinates technological breakthroughs; compiles industry development reports; and promotes resource linkages and collaborative innovation across the upstream and downstream of the industry chain — providing vital support for the development of Suzhou's robotics industry and the city's external influence in the sector.
Gusu's 'Unicorns' Accelerate Independent R&D
Unicorn cultivation enterprises must not only demonstrate outstanding technological innovation capabilities and market potential in their respective fields, but also maintain sound business performance and high financing valuations. These companies will become an important pillar and new growth driver of Suzhou's future economic development.
iNexBot Technology: The Innovation Engine of Jinchang New City's Robotics Industry
At the R&D center in Gusu Cloud Valley, a new generation of industrial robot "brains" is being debugged and upgraded by engineers, keeping production lines running for customers such as BYD and Foxconn. As the core "chain leader" of Jinchang New City's robotics industry, iNexBot Technology is leading the region's smart manufacturing upgrade, backed by the technology that earned it a place on Suzhou's high-level embodied robot innovation platform.
iNexBot Control Technology Achieves a Robot Grasping Breakthrough, Winning Its First Image Recognition Patent
On April 8, 2025, the China National Intellectual Property Administration announced that iNexBot Control Technology (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. has been granted an innovative patent titled "Robot Grasping Target Selection Method Based on Image Recognition" (Patent Publication No. CN119444791B), with the application filed in January 2025. As a technology with potentially wide-ranging applications, this achievement shows that iNexBot's technological innovation in AI and automation is steadily leading industry development.
iNexBot Technology Joins the Shenzhen Robotics Association
Founded in September 2009 on the initiative of the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Shenzhen Robotics Association (SRA) is the earliest-established robotics industry association in China.
Hundred-Company Tour | 064 - iNexBot Technology: Giving Robots Intelligence
Founded in 2015, iNexBot Technology has been dedicated to the R&D of multi-axis motion control technology and the promotion of industry solution applications. Its motion control technology is now widely used across China's industrial robotics industry. Its core product, the iNexBot robot control system, has sold over 10,000 units in total, serving robot applications such as welding, stamping, and spray painting.
What Does a Robot's "Brain" Look Like?
In recent years, as the drive for intelligent transformation and digital upgrading has deepened, the smart manufacturing industry has advanced by leaps and bounds. Many companies have entered the fast lane of "replacing labor with machines and brains with data," deploying countless robotic tools across factories and workshops to help enterprises achieve more efficient and intelligent production processes.
