OYMotion - Manufacturer of innovative robot models
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OYMotion

Founded: 2015•HQ: China•CEO: Hualiang Ni•Models: 1

OYMotion Technologies is a Shanghai company founded in 2015 by Hualiang Ni that researches and builds biometric sensors, intelligent bionic hands, neurorehabilitation exoskeletons and body-worn dexterous hands using AI recognition of neural signals. The idea for its OHand bionic hand came from Ni's aim to create a life-like prosthetic for amputees, and its team includes doctors from the Department of Hand Surgery at Huashan Hospital and Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In 2016 it completed a beta gForce EMG armband, and in 2018 version 0.9 of the OHand. It holds 55 core patents and has extended into embodied intelligence with the ROHand series of dexterous hands, models with 11 joints and 6 active degrees of freedom, including the ROH-A002, the ROH-LiteS001 and the premium ROH-AP001 with force feedback. In March 2026 OYMotion completed a Series C1 round.

Industry Focus
Bionic HandsBiosignal SensorsRehabilitation
Key Technologies
ROHand Dexterous HandOHand Bionic HandEMG and EEG Sensors

💡Notable Achievement: OYMotion holds 55 core patents and completed a Series C1 round in March 2026.

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What Does OYMotion Do?

OYMotion of Shanghai makes bionic hands and biosignal sensors, and now ROHand dexterous hands for robots, from EMG armbands to 6-DOF hands.

“From prosthetic hands to robot hands.”

ROHand

11 joints, 6 active DOF dexterous hands.

Neural Signals

EMG and EEG recognition with AI.

Clinical Roots

Founded with Huashan Hospital hand surgeons.

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What Can OYMotion Robots Actually Do?

Cross-portfolio operational capabilities, manipulation tasks, and environmental competencies

Bionic and dexterous hands.

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OYMotion ROHand

Dexterous Hands

ROHand series for robots and research.

OYMotion Robot Hands

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OYMotion ROHand - OYMotion robot model
★ Flagship Model
Humanoid Robot HandLaunched 2023

OYMotion ROHand

Manufactured by OYMotion

The OYMotion ROHand is a lightweight, human-scale five-finger dexterous robotic hand with 11 total degrees of freedom (6 active), designed for precise manipulation and human-like grasping. Featuring independent finger control, high positioning accuracy (±1mm), and hybrid tactile/force sensing, it supports diverse gestures like pinching and power gripping up to 30kg. Built from zinc/aluminum alloys, it integrates PID motor control, ROS compatibility, and robust communication for humanoid robots, research, and automation.

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OYMotion Timeline & Milestones

Evolutionary history, landmark prototypes, major acquisitions, and commercial roadmap

2015Foundation

OYMotion founded in Shanghai

Hualiang Ni founds OYMotion Technologies in Shanghai to develop biometric sensors and intelligent bionic hands.

Source: oymotion.com

2016Prototype

gForce EMG armband beta completed

OYMotion completes the beta version of its gForce EMG armband.

Source: oymotion.com

2018Prototype

OHand version 0.9 developed

OYMotion develops version 0.9 of its OHand intelligent bionic hand.

Source: oymotion.com

2026Funding

Series C1 financing round completed

OYMotion completes a Series C1 round financed by the Shenzhen Brain Science and Brain-like Intelligence Industry Investment Fund under CICC Capital.

Source: autonews.gasgoo.com

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OYMotion Competitors by Category

Direct industry rivals grouped by specific robotics domain

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What Makes OYMotion Different?

Editorial Analysis

Origin of Bots objective strategic assessment, engineering moats, and commercial hurdles

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Key Strengths & Moats

  • ✓Medical pedigree and 55 patents.
  • ✓Fresh Series C1 funding.
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Core Strategic Focus

Embodied intelligence hands and bionic products.

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Road Ahead & Challenges

  • •Crowded Chinese dexterous hand market.
  • •Balancing prosthetic and robotics lines.
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OYMotion vs Key Competitors

Strategic capability matrix across platform categories, commercial readiness, and target markets

Category / Focus

OYMotion ROHand
Dexterous hand
Inspire RH56DFX
Dexterous hand
DH-5-6
Dexterous hand
Ability Hand
Bionic hand

Primary Use

OYMotion ROHand
Teleoperation, assembly
Inspire RH56DFX
Teleoperation, grasping operations
DH-5-6
Not listed
Ability Hand
Teleoperation, dexterous manipulation

Degrees of Freedom

OYMotion ROHand
11
Inspire RH56DFX
6
DH-5-6
6 active DOF, 12 total joints
Ability Hand
6

Release Year

OYMotion ROHand
2023
Inspire RH56DFX
2022
DH-5-6
2024 (based on "New Arrival" product launch references)
Ability Hand
2021
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Corporate Ecosystem & Ownership Structure

Parent company relationships, historical acquisitions, and global operating facilities

Investor

CICC Capital

Shenzhen Brain Science fund under CICC financed the Series C1.

Ownership & Acquisition History

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CICC CapitalInvestorCurrent

Shenzhen Brain Science fund under CICC financed the Series C1.

Global Facilities & Operating Hubs

OYMotion Headquarters
HQ

Shanghai, China

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Frequently Asked Questions

8 Answers

Verified answers, company specifications, and deployment details about OYMotion

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What is OYMotion?

OYMotion Technologies is a Shanghai company founded in 2015 that makes biometric sensors, intelligent bionic hands, neurorehabilitation exoskeletons and dexterous hands for robots.

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Who founded OYMotion?

Hualiang Ni founded OYMotion and is its CEO. The OHand bionic hand grew from his idea for a life-like prosthetic hand for amputees.

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What is the ROHand?

ROHand is OYMotion's series of five-finger robotic hands with 11 joints and 6 active degrees of freedom, with variants such as ROH-A002, ROH-LiteS001 and ROH-AP001.

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What is the ROH-AP001?

The ROH-AP001 is the premium ROHand model, with 6 active degrees of freedom, 11 articulations, force and tactile feedback and a weight of 680 g, listed as launching in June 2025.

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How much funding has OYMotion raised?

OYMotion completed a Series C1 round in March 2026, financed by the Shenzhen Brain Science and Brain-like Intelligence Industry Investment Fund under CICC Capital.

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How many patents does OYMotion hold?

OYMotion has obtained 55 core patents and nine software copyrights, according to its company profile. It also holds nine software copyrights, according to the company's own profile.

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How do OYMotion hands read signals?

OYMotion uses electromyography and electroencephalography sensors and AI recognition of neural signals, a human-machine neural interface, to control bionic hands.

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Who works with OYMotion clinically?

Its expert team includes doctors from the Department of Hand Surgery at Huashan Hospital and Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

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Verified Data & Editorial Assurance

Compiled from verified corporate filings, official OYMotion datasheets, and robotics engineering registries. Information has been verified against official manufacturer documentation. For commercial procurement or proprietary integrations, contact the manufacturer directly.