Lingxin Qiaoshou Valued at RMB 20 Billion in B+ Round, 2025 Revenue Below RMB 300 Million
Lingxin Qiaoshou, a dexterous hand developer founded three years ago, reached a RMB 20 billion valuation in its B+ funding round, with its next round already approaching RMB 40 billion. The company generated less than RMB 300 million in revenue in 2025. It covers three technical routes—direct drive, tendon-driven, and linkage—and offers products ranging from a subsidized RMB 3,999 entry-level model to a high-end research version supporting up to 42 degrees of freedom. Founder Zhou Yong described the company's growth in five stages. Lingxin Qiaoshou uses a 'dexterous hands making dexterous hands' production model and has built a full-stack self-developed system including the LinkerSkillNet skill library with over 500 standardized hand skills.
Lingxin Qiaoshou, founded three years ago, has reached a valuation of RMB 20 billion in its B+ funding round, with the next round already approaching RMB 40 billion. The company focuses on the development of dexterous hands, covering three mainstream technical routes simultaneously: direct drive, tendon-driven, and linkage. Its product matrix ranges from a low-end model priced at RMB 3,999 after subsidies to a high-end research model supporting up to 42 degrees of freedom. In 2025, the company's revenue was less than RMB 300 million.
Founder Zhou Yong once divided the company's development into five stages: several billion yuan as a seed, tens of billions as a sapling, hundreds of billions as a towering tree, thousands of billions as a park, and trillions as a tropical rainforest. On the day the company's valuation exceeded RMB 10 billion, he said he felt 'nothing special.'
Lingxin Qiaoshou adopts a 'dexterous hands making dexterous hands' production model. At the 2026 WAIC exhibition, it demonstrated multiple workstations equipped with Linker Hand dual arms collaborating to complete the entire process from part picking and assembly to finished product output. This model aims to reduce labor costs through automation, addressing the constraint that labor costs in the dexterous hand industry cannot easily decline as scale expands.
The company covers multiple layers from underlying technical routes to product matrix through full-stack self-development and vertical integration, and has established a teleoperation system, an isomorphic data collection scheme, an operation skill library, and a large model system. Its LinkerSkillNet skill library has accumulated more than 500 standardized and reusable hand skills.