Lingxin Qiaoshou and Yuanche Taichu Sign Strategic Partnership to Build Embodied AI Data Infrastructure

Recently, Lingxin Qiaoshou and Yuanche Taichu (OriginFlow) signed a strategic cooperation agreement. Under the agreement, the two parties will collaborate in four key areas: joint research on data collection, deep integration of product systems, co-commercial operations, and exploration of industry standards. The partnership aims to combine Lingxin Qiaoshou’s industrial capabilities in dexterous hand hardware development and real-world interaction dataset construction with Yuanche Taichu’s technical expertise in neural motor interfaces, multimodal data interpretation, and motion generation models to jointly build embodied intelligence data infrastructure. Lingxin Qiaoshou’s dexterous hand hardware platforms and standardized data acquisition systems will serve as validation environments for neural motor interface technologies. Meanwhile, motion and force data generated by Yuanche Taichu through electromyography (EMG) decoding can be directly mapped onto Lingxin Qiaoshou’s dexterous hands, enabling seamless integration among neural signals, data infrastructure, and robotic hardware. This collaboration marks an evolution from isolated technical integration to a long-term, tripartite synergy encompassing “hardware platforms – data infrastructure – intelligent algorithms.” Lingxin Qiaoshou’s Linker Hand series covers three technical approaches—linkage-driven, direct-drive, and tendon-driven mechanisms—with product prices ranging from RMB 6,000 to RMB 100,000. These products have already been adopted by leading general-purpose robotics manufacturers and top-tier global research institutions. Founded in August 2025, Yuanche Taichu pioneered and implemented the NeuroScale-based data acquisition paradigm, focusing on industrial manufacturing and home service scenarios. In the industrial sector, it is collaborating with globally renowned high-end manufacturing enterprises to develop embodied data collection applications. In home services, it has partnered with companies including 58 Group to collect real-world human operational data and build a domestic service robot skills database.