HAINA INTEL (01645) has announced that on July 24, 2026, the company, together with its non-wholly owned subsidiary Jinjiang Yuanshu Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. (Jinjiang Yuanshu), entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with the Shenzhen Institute of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (Shenzhen Institute).
The agreement outlines the establishment of a joint laboratory for intelligent production line robots, with a cooperation term of three years.
The Key Focus of the Joint Laboratory
The joint laboratory will concentrate on research and development as well as the commercialization of technologies in several key areas. These include the intelligent upgrade of production lines, embodied intelligence applications in industrial settings, visual inspection, and digital twin technology.
About Jinjiang Yuanshu and the Shenzhen Institute
Jinjiang Yuanshu, a limited liability company incorporated under Chinese law, is a non-wholly owned subsidiary of HAINA INTEL. Its primary business involves the research, development, production, and sale of composite handling robots for production lines and flexible logistics robot solutions, based on a "wheeled mobile chassis + robotic arm" platform.
The Shenzhen Institute was established in 2019. It is one of the ten major basic research institutions in Shenzhen, founded by the municipal government with the support of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen. The institute focuses on fundamental theory and original technology research in artificial intelligence and robotics, promoting the application of intelligent technology in areas such as medical rehabilitation, smart manufacturing, urban services, and sustainable development.
Strategic Benefits
The company's directors believe that the collaboration with the Shenzhen Institute will help HAINA INTEL leverage top-tier research resources to enhance its core capabilities in intelligent manufacturing technology. This partnership aligns with the group's long-term development strategy and is expected to generate additional revenue for the group, ultimately benefiting the company and its shareholders as a whole.