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On October 13, Interface News learned that the tactile sensing company Shenzhen Shita Robotics Technology Co., Ltd. completed an angel round of financing. Investors in this round include HUAWEI's Hubble Investment, a fund owned by Shenzhen Hi-Tech Investment, and Gao Xuan Investment. Duowei Capital acted as the exclusive financial advisor. This round of financing will focus on iterative product development and commercialization to expand multi-scenario applications such as physical intelligence, consumer electronics, and industry. Shita Robotics mainly develops electronic skins based on flexible photonic crystal materials to achieve tactile perception through the compression and discoloration of the material. According to the company, its electronic skin thickness can be less than 1 mm, and the sensing density exceeds 10,000 points per square centimeter, and it can be applied to scenarios such as robot dexterous hands.
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On October 13, Interface News learned that the tactile sensing company Shenzhen Shita Robotics Technology Co., Ltd. completed an angel round of financing. Investors in this round include HUAWEI's Hubble Investment, a fund owned by Shenzhen Hi-Tech Investment, and Gao Xuan Investment. Duowei Capital acted as the exclusive financial advisor. This round of financing will focus on iterative product development and commercialization to expand multi-scenario applications such as physical intelligence, consumer electronics, and industry. Shita Robotics mainly develops electronic skins based on flexible photonic crystal materials to achieve tactile perception through the compression and discoloration of the material. According to the company, its electronic skin thickness can be less than 1 mm, and the sensing density exceeds 10,000 points per square centimeter, and it can be applied to scenarios such as robot dexterous hands.
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