FA Robotics and Boyin Hechuang Sign 2,000 Humanoid Force-Control Arm Deal

FA Robotics and Boyin Hechuang held in-depth discussions on overseas business layout, global partner collaboration, and product delivery.

Both parties will fully leverage their respective strengths in technology, industry, and channels to advance cooperation.

On September 22, 2026, FA Robotics and Boyin Hechuang held a signing ceremony for 2,000 humanoid force-control arms. FA Robotics Chairman Yao Ting and Boyin Hechuang CEO Ren Jingwei, along with other key executives, attended the ceremony, witnessing a milestone moment. The 2,000 units are just the beginning.

In the future, FA Robotics will build transparent testing laboratories to transmit real-time factory test footage to customers. Combined with continuous validation in real scenarios, this will further enhance the transparency and reliability of product delivery.

Boyin Hechuang will leverage its own technical and industrial advantages, relying on FA's mature overseas sales service system and global distribution and service network. This will expand overseas application scenarios for industrial embodied intelligence, driving the cooperation from China to global expansion, and from scenario implementation to scaled, globalized application.

In this collaboration, the two parties will focus on the critical execution end. Combining Boyin Hechuang's capabilities in intelligent decision-making, robotics software, and industrial scenario applications, they will further explore the integrated application of "agents + industrial humanoid force-control arms."

FA Robotics will continue to build reliable execution carriers for agents with industrial-grade hardware. It will work with more technology and industry partners to bridge the key link from intelligent decision-making to physical execution. This will enable more agents to possess reliable, efficient, and scalable physical execution capabilities, truly entering factories, integrating into production, and creating value in the real world, enabling scaled industrial embodied intelligence.

Boyin Hechuang was jointly incubated by Boyuan Capital, Bosch's market-oriented investment platform, and Galaxy General Robot.

Leveraging Bosch's industrial resources and Galaxy General Robot's technical foundation, it integrates self-developed robot bodies, vertical models, and software platform capabilities. With deep industrial know-how and engineering capabilities, it aims to build a full-stack industrial embodied intelligence innovation platform for manufacturing.

Boyin Hechuang's BW10-Lite, equipped with FA's ART series industrial humanoid force-control arms, has already achieved application deployment in palletizing, handling, and loading/unloading scenarios.

The robot uses Boyin Hechuang's self-developed BEAmm-S system for intelligent decision-making and dual-arm coordination. It completes box grasping, palletizing, handling, and loading/unloading tasks, demonstrating the intelligence and flexibility of dual-arm operations in real industrial scenarios. This further validates the practical application value of industrial humanoid force-control arms as the execution end of embodied intelligence.

Currently, the collaboration has achieved phased results in logistics handling scenarios. Since 2024, FA has provided customized humanoid force-control arm services deeply rooted in real scenarios, continuously exploring the implementation path of industrial embodied intelligence in practical applications.

Based on prior industrial practice, FA launched the ART series industrial humanoid force-control arms, further promoting the standardization and scale of embodied intelligence hardware. With vertical self-development capabilities for the entire machine, the ART series highly standardizes its core transmission system. It reduces the harmonic reducer SKU count to 10 universal models and relies on a large-scale manufacturing capacity of over 300,000 units per year, releasing cost advantages in supply chain and manufacturing.

Meanwhile, through modular architecture and standardized interfaces, the ART series optimizes the entire machine's production and delivery processes. This reduces manufacturing complexity and delivery costs, creating a more replicable, mass-producible industrial embodied intelligence robot platform.

From one robot to a batch of equipment; from a single scenario to scaled application, industrial embodied intelligence is entering deeper industrial practice.

Source: FA Robotics.

Original article from Leaderobot.