In recent years, the robotics industry has been booming, but many people still find it difficult to understand the various links in the industry chain. I have organized the core leading companies, covering the entire ecosystem from hardware to various key components.



**Hardware and System Layer**

Estun is among the top domestic manufacturers in the field of industrial robot bodies, possessing complete self-developed capabilities across the industry chain, which is quite rare. In the humanoid robot sector, Ubtech has already been listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The Walker series has mature technology, and its full-stack self-research capability is evident. In the short term, there are no particularly strong competitors.

**Key Components and Control**

The "heart" of a robot's joints is the reducer. Green Harmonic's harmonic reducers have broken the import monopoly, with a market share exceeding 60%. At the same time, dual-planet gear transmission performs well in the RV reducer field, mainly serving heavy-duty robot joints.

Servo systems are equivalent to the robot's "nervous system." Inovance Technology ranks first in market share in this area, leading in both industrial control and robotics fields. The actuator sector is led by Sanhua Intelligent Controls, which is a core supplier for Tesla and is transferring automotive thermal management and electromechanical technology to robot joints.

**Perception and Structure**

The "eyes" of robots are provided by 3D vision suppliers like Orbbec. This hardware forms the basis for environment perception and recognition. Top Group enters the robot joint market from automotive chassis and structural components, with outstanding cost control capabilities.

**Motion and Intelligence**

Yushutec is known for high-dynamic movements, with good cost control in the H1/G1 series. ZhiYuan Robotics is a representative of embodied intelligence, with deep integration of AI and robotics. Its Expedition series leads the industry in mass production delivery speed and commercialization.

These companies form a complete chain from hardware to control and perception, each with significant moats in their respective niche fields.
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OptionWhisperervip
· 18h ago
The 60% market share of Green's harmonic is indeed impressive, but wait... Are these companies' moats really that deep? It seems that once foreign giants get serious, the pressure is still immense.
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BrokenDAOvip
· 01-04 20:25
It sounds quite comprehensive, but this theory has an old flaw—assuming that the leading players in each link can maintain their moat. The problem is, once a link becomes profitable, the incentives for latecomers kick in, and market share can change in an instant. Green's harmonic 60% market share sounds stable, but what if companies like Inovance and Estun want to produce their own reducers? Monopolies are always vulnerable to being broken, not guaranteed.
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QuietlyStakingvip
· 01-03 11:54
The 60% market share of Green's harmonic is a bit outrageous. Is it true? Need to verify with data before I believe it.
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ChainSherlockGirlvip
· 01-03 11:52
Green's harmonic holds a 60% market share? Based on my analysis, this data needs to be verified; it might just be an industry self-praise percentage. To be continued, let's see the upcoming financial reports.
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PaperHandSistervip
· 01-03 11:50
Green's harmonic holds a 60% market share? Come on, is the import monopoly really broken? I think they just changed their approach to choke points. By the way, if Huichuan Technology is so awesome, why is the stock price still like this? The humanoid robot concept is so hot, but there's no sign of progress.
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ruggedSoBadLMAOvip
· 01-03 11:48
The 60% market share of Green's harmonic is really impressive. Does this mean that the reducer sector is basically a monopoly now? By the way, which one is more worth paying attention to, Estun or UBTECH?
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RektCoastervip
· 01-03 11:36
The 60% market share of Green's harmonic is a bit shocking, but on the other hand, the domestic substitution is really accelerating. I just want to ask, are the valuations of these leading companies still reasonable now?
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