Ningbo Joyson Electronic Corp600699
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Joyson Electronics unveiled a basic dexterous hand product at the conference, but faces competition from traditional grippers and other dexterous hand makers.
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绳肌妙算Private▲ Positive
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Shenji MiaoSuan's dexterous hand price dropped to about 8,000 yuan, making them more competitive against grippers.
Shenzhen LEJU Robotics Co LtdPrivate▼ Negative
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Leju Robot's source noted that dexterous hands are too expensive and have short service life, challenging their gripper business.
万拿机器人Private± Mixed
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