Shenzhen Firm Packages Bionic Robot Head, Saving OEMs 600,000 Yuan

Humanoid robot exports face a specific pain point: overseas buyers expect strong interaction, appearance quality and logistics compliance, while small and midsize OEMs struggle to develop smart robot head modules in-house. Quanzhineng Technology estimates that developing such a module typically costs RMB 500,000–800,000 and takes about six months.

That burden is heavy for OEMs planning thousands of units a year. Shenzhen Quanzhineng Robot Technology has long supplied key components for reception and companion robots; its fourth-generation iteration integrates hardware, software algorithms and voice models into an all-in-one intelligent head solution that OEMs can buy and integrate quickly.

The 403 series fits humanoid robots 1.65–1.75 meters tall and supports free switching among Chinese, English and Japanese. Chinese has five voice tones, while English and Japanese each have one; the product remembers the names of people in conversation and its owner, enabling humanlike interaction.

Its skin uses zero-degree silicone that replicates pores, blood vessels and skin texture, and multiple silicone face shapes are available for OEM customization by market.

For logistics, a detachable battery compartment allows shipment with the battery removed, meeting specific transport compliance rules.

Hardware includes a Rockchip RK3566 chip with quad-core Cortex-A55 up to 1.8 GHz and a 1-TOPS NPU; it runs Android 11.0 or Linux with 8 GB LPDDR4 and 32 GB eMMC 5.1. The module supports AI-Tech, Doubao, DeepSeek and other large models, with multi-servo control of eyes, mouth and facial expressions, plus 2.4G and 5G WiFi.