Gasgoo Munich- On March 16, Anhui Zhongding Sealing Parts Co.,Ltd announced that the first full-size humanoid robot from its joint venture, Hefei Dingli Kexing Intelligent Robot Co., Ltd., has officially rolled off the production line.
Dingli Kexing is a joint venture established by Zhongding, LimX Dynamics, and Hefei Flexible Kexing. This milestone marks a breakthrough for Zhongding in humanoid robotics, moving from concept to reality. It demonstrates the company's end-to-end capabilities, spanning in-house core component manufacturing, precision assembly, and final system integration.
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Focusing on both the robot body and core components, Zhongding is advancing a new R&D and manufacturing center with a total investment of roughly 1.2 billion yuan. The humanoid robot unit alone is designed for an annual capacity of 3,000 units, targeting an output value of nearly 200 million yuan by 2026.
Leveraging its deep expertise in automotive parts and precision manufacturing, Zhongding has positioned itself as a leader in the humanoid robotics supply chain. The company entered the sector in 2025 through its subsidiary, Anhui Risibo Robot Technology. It has since forged strategic alliances with top-tier domestic players, including LimX Dynamics, Chery Robot, Zhenqiong Robotics, Fourier Intelligence, and EFORT. These moves have helped shape a nascent industrial ecosystem for Zhongding's robotics bodies and core components.
In November 2025, Zhongding signed a strategic partnership with Fourier Intelligence. The agreement focuses on the humanoid robotics sector. It aims for comprehensive collaboration across core component assemblies, including harmonic reducers, planetary reducers, force sensors, lightweight skeletal structures, and coreless motors. The two companies plan to build a long-term cooperation framework covering product development, manufacturing processes, and quality management.
Zhongding has already secured confirmed production orders from multiple enterprises for key components, including harmonic reducers, force sensors, and lightweight skeletons.
