Shenzhen is rapidly strengthening its position as one of China's leading robotics hubs, combining a complete industrial supply chain with strong policy support to help start-ups bring innovative products to market.

In Nanshan District, exoskeleton developer Hypershell Technology is developing lightweight wearable devices designed to make the technology more accessible for everyday users, moving beyond the high costs traditionally associated with medical-grade exoskeletons. Test users report the suits are comfortable to wear, responding naturally to movement while reducing fatigue during extended use.

The city's manufacturing ecosystem allows companies to quickly source components, develop prototypes and refine products, significantly accelerating innovation. Backed by the integrated industrial network of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area, start-ups also benefit from government support in areas including financing, industrial space, talent and application opportunities.

Nanshan has become a growing robotics cluster, with more than 25 humanoid robot manufacturers alongside universities, research institutes and supply chain partners, creating an environment that encourages collaboration and rapid technological advancement.