Shunheng Intelligent's Dexterous Manipulation Humanoid Robot SynDexy C1 Completes First Small-Batch Delivery
Shunheng Intelligent's self-developed dexterous manipulation humanoid robot SynDexy C1 has completed its first small-batch delivery and will be used for precision assembly processes at customer factories in consumer electronics and electronic components. In prior testing, the success rate for key tasks exceeded 98%. The robot is equipped with self-developed visual-tactile sensors and the visual-tactile-force tri-state fusion manipulation model SynDexy M1, has 22 degrees of freedom across its body, and supports high real-time motion control at 1 millisecond. From the start of R&D in April 2026 to delivery in October, it took only 6 months.
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On October 30, SynDexy announced that its self-developed dexterous manipulation humanoid robot, SynDexy C1, has completed its first small-batch delivery, marking the product's official transition from R&D validation to a new stage of engineering delivery and scenario application, further advancing the commercialization of embodied intelligence in industrial manufacturing. Image source: SynDexy. The robots delivered this time will be used in precision assembly processes at customer factories in the consumer electronics and electronic components sectors. Such processes impose extremely high requirements on precision and stability; in previous tests, SynDexy C1 achieved a success rate of over 98% on key tasks, demonstrating its application potential for fine industrial manipulation scenarios. As SynDexy's first dexterous manipulation humanoid robot, SynDexy C1's biggest feature is its integration of visual-tactile perception capabilities — at the hardware level, it is equipped with self-developed visual-tactile sensors featuring micron-level spatial resolution, high-dynamic fine perception, and excellent robustness and stability, providing real-time perceptual input for the robot's dexterous grasping and flexible manipulation; at the model level, it is equipped with the world's first visual-tactile-force tri-state fusion manipulation model, SynDexy M1, which enhances the robot's perception and understanding in real environments through deep fusion of vision, touch, and force; the robot has 22 degrees of freedom across its body and can achieve high-real-time motion control at 1 millisecond. Relying on an integrated software-hardware design, SynDexy C1 targets high-precision industrial manipulation tasks, effectively improving fine manipulation capabilities and system iteration efficiency. From R&D launch to small-batch delivery, SynDexy C1 took only 6 months: R&D started in April 2026, the first-generation prototype was completed in July, and small-batch delivery was achieved in October. Behind this rapid iteration is the company's adherence to the development philosophy of "coming from scenarios, going into production lines" — from initial product definition to technology development, real production-line deployment needs have always been treated as hard targets. This delivery is an important milestone for SynDexy in advancing the industrialization of embodied intelligent robots. In the future, the company will continue to focus on high-precision dexterous industrial manipulation, driven by real industrial needs, promote the coordinated development of technology R&D, product delivery, and scenario application, and accelerate the deployment of embodied intelligence in the field of industrial precision manufacturing.