SynDexy Reports First Deliveries of C1 Assembly Humanoids

BEIJING -- China-based robotics startup SynDexy announced its first batch delivery of C1 wheeled humanoid robots, which are designed for precision assembly of electronics.

According to the Beijing-based company, the robots would handle assembly processes performed in consumer electronics and electronic component factories, where working with small components requires high accuracy and controlled contact forces.

It is unknown how many robots SynDexy delivered, what companies received the robots, and whether they started their work in routine production processes. Furthermore, the deliveries were not independently confirmed by customers.

The C1 robot has two robotic arms with a wheeled platform, having 22 degrees of freedom in total. The robot is equipped with proprietary sensors using combined vision and touch information to recognize physical contact in manipulations. The development of C1 was initiated in April thie year, followed by a first prototype in July.

Also, SynDexy M1 - an AI model developed by the company that can integrate camera data, touch and force information - is used in the robot, which enables the robot to adapt its actions while manipulating.

For prior trials, the company claimed success rates above 98% in manipulation tasks chosen by the company. The number of trials or the exact manipulation tasks used were not specified nor the actual environment the results were generated in.

Established in 2025, SynDexy is creating robots that are used for manufacturing processes such as electronics and automotive parts.