A Hangzhou company founded by two Zhejiang University roboticists, building four-legged robots for the unglamorous, high-value jobs: inspection, security and rescue.
DEEP Robotics — Hangzhou Yunshenchu Technology — was founded in November 2017 by Zhu Qiuguo and Li Chao, both holders of doctorates from Zhejiang University.
Rather than chase viral demos, the company aimed its quadrupeds at industrial reality: substation and pipeline inspection, security patrol, and search-and-rescue in places that are dangerous or impractical for people.
That focus on rugged, deployable machines built DEEP Robotics into one of the strongest names in industrial quadrupeds, with reported revenue in the segment that has drawn comparisons to Boston Dynamics.
Zhu Qiuguo and Li Chao found Hangzhou Yunshenchu Technology to build industrial-grade quadruped robots.
The company targets substation, pipeline and industrial inspection — high-value work that is risky or tedious for people.
Ruggedized quadrupeds like the X-series push into search-and-rescue and outdoor patrol across difficult terrain.
DEEP Robotics becomes one of the leading names in commercial quadrupeds, with segment revenue drawing comparisons to Western pioneers.
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