SIASUN

SIASUN is the international brand of a Chinese robotics and automation company headquartered in Shenyang, Liaoning. Its business is centered on the industrialization of robotics and the delivery of automation systems for manufacturing and other operational environments. The company’s portfolio includes industrial robots, mobile robots and automated guided vehicles, specialized robots, humanoid-robotics initiatives, and broader intelligent-factory solutions. Rather than operating solely as a component or robot-arm supplier, SIASUN presents itself as an integrated automation provider. Its activities span robotic equipment, material-handling systems, production-line automation, logistics automation, and the engineering and integration work required to connect those systems with customer facilities. This allows the brand to address projects in which hardware, controls, software, production processes, and factory-level deployment need to operate together. The company identifies automotive, electronics, new-energy and other manufacturing sectors as important application areas. In these settings, SIASUN’s systems can support tasks such as assembly, handling, welding, palletizing, internal logistics, inspection, and other repetitive or tightly controlled operations. Its mobile-robotics offering is associated with automated guided vehicles and related intralogistics applications, while its industrial-robotics business addresses conventional factory automation. The company also promotes specialized robotic systems for environments requiring dedicated designs rather than general-purpose production robots. SIASUN describes itself as a significant participant in China’s robotics industry and states that it has provided industrial-upgrade services to more than 4,000 enterprises in over 40 countries. Those figures are company-reported and are not independently verified here. Its international positioning reflects the broader expansion of Chinese robotics suppliers from domestic equipment markets into export, engineering, and technology-service activities. The SIASUN name is associated with New Song Robot Automation Co., Ltd. and its publicly traded corporate operations. The available reference material does not establish a complete chronology of the company’s founding, leadership changes, ownership structure, or individual product launches. Accordingly, this entry emphasizes the brand’s documented business scope rather than supplying unverified historical details. SIASUN is best understood as an active corporate technology brand focused on robotics, automation equipment, and intelligent-manufacturing solutions. Siasun Robotics, formally Siasun Robot & Automation Co. Ltd. and commonly shortened to Siasun, is a Chinese robotics manufacturer headquartered in Shenyang. The company is associated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences and was established on April 30, 2000, by Qu Daokui, who remains identified in reference material as its chief executive. Its business is centered on robot machinery and industrial automation rather than consumer robotics, with products and systems intended for manufacturing, assembly, material handling, inspection, logistics, and other production environments. The company developed during the expansion of China’s industrial-robotics sector and became one of the country’s larger robotics manufacturers. Its portfolio includes multi-axis industrial robots, compact robots for electronics and education applications, robotic systems with vision and force-sensing capabilities, and broader automation equipment. The product descriptions associated with the company emphasize flexible production, precision assembly, loading and unloading, inspection, packaging, fastening, and adhesive application. Siasun has also pursued technologies intended to support connected and more adaptable automation, including networked control, open control architectures, CAD-based virtual workstations, intelligent sensors, object avoidance, and 5G-related applications. Research and product development have been important elements of the company’s identity. Reference material states that Siasun registered approximately 140 inventions per year between 2013 and 2016. In 2017, it became the first China-based member of the Robotic Industries Association, a United States industry organization focused on robotics. The membership linked Siasun to an international trade and technology network at a time when the company was seeking greater visibility outside China. Siasun has reported an international customer and distribution footprint. Its equipment has been described as serving more than 3,000 enterprises globally, with products shipped to 32 countries and regions and formal cooperation established with organizations in 17 Belt and Road participating countries. Reference material also identifies automotive and technology companies, including BMW, Nissan, Ford, General Motors, and SanDisk, among firms associated with Siasun products or services. These references establish the breadth of the company’s reported customer base, although they do not specify the exact products, contract values, or current status of each relationship. International expansion has been a continuing strategic objective. Qu Daokui described plans for research and development centers in Europe, North America, and Japan, while in 2019 Siasun began planning a manufacturing facility in Thailand. The proposed Thai plant was connected with the development ambitions of Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor. The company has also described future-facing service applications involving human-computer interaction, facial recognition, information inquiry devices, and other intelligent functions. During the 2019–2020 coronavirus outbreak, Siasun received public attention after donating 21 robots and 10 electric adjustable beds to hospitals in Shenyang; seven of the robots were donated through the Shenyang Red Cross. This humanitarian deployment demonstrated the use of the company’s automation capabilities in a public-health setting. Siasun remains an industrial-automation and robotics brand whose principal scope is the design, manufacture, and integration of robotic machinery and related systems. Publicly available reference material does not provide enough information to establish a current revenue profile, ownership structure beyond its association with the Chinese Academy of Sciences, or the present operating status of its overseas expansion projects. SIASUN, formally Shenyang SIASUN Robot & Automation Co., Ltd. and commonly shortened to Siasun, is a Chinese robotics and automation company headquartered in Shenyang, Liaoning. It was established on April 30, 2000, by Qu Daokui, who is affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences and remains identified in reference material as its chief executive. Its business is centered on the industrialization of robotics and the delivery of automation systems for manufacturing and other operational environments, rather than consumer robotics. The company's portfolio includes industrial robots, mobile robots and automated guided vehicles, specialized robots, humanoid-robotics initiatives, and broader intelligent-factory solutions. Its industrial-robotics offering addresses conventional factory automation, with multi-axis industrial robots, compact robots for electronics and education applications, and robotic systems with vision and force-sensing capabilities. Product descriptions emphasize flexible production, precision assembly, loading and unloading, inspection, packaging, fastening, and adhesive application. Its mobile-robotics business is associated with automated guided vehicles and related intralogistics applications, while specialized robotics addresses environments requiring dedicated designs rather than general-purpose production robots. Rather than operating solely as a component or robot-arm supplier, SIASUN presents itself as an integrated automation provider. Its activities span robotic equipment, material-handling systems, production-line automation, logistics automation, and the engineering and integration work required to connect those systems with customer facilities. The company identifies automotive, electronics, new-energy, and other manufacturing sectors as important application areas, supporting tasks such as assembly, handling, welding, palletizing, internal logistics, and inspection. It has also pursued technologies intended to support connected and more adaptable automation, including networked control, open control architectures, CAD-based virtual workstations, intelligent sensors, object avoidance, and 5G-related applications. SIASUN describes itself as a significant participant in China's robotics industry and states that it has provided industrial-upgrade services to more than 4,000 enterprises in over 40 countries. Other reference material reports shipments to 32 countries and regions, cooperation with organizations in 17 Belt and Road participating countries, and a reported customer and user base of more than 3,000 enterprises, with references to global automotive and technology companies such as BMW, Nissan, Ford, General Motors, and SanDisk. These figures are company-reported and are not independently verified here. Internationalization has been a continuing strategic theme. Qu Daokui described plans to establish research and development centers in Europe, North America, and Japan, and in 2019 the company began planning a manufacturing facility in Thailand in connection with the Eastern Economic Corridor. During the 2019–2020 coronavirus outbreak, SIASUN donated 21 robots and 10 electric adjustable beds to Shenyang hospitals, with seven robots donated through the Shenyang Red Cross. The company has also described future service applications involving human-computer interaction, facial recognition, and information inquiry devices. Publicly available reference material does not establish current revenue, ownership structure beyond the Chinese Academy of Sciences affiliation, or the current operational status of overseas expansion projects.

SIASUN is associated with New Song Robot Automation Co., Ltd., a Chinese company focused on the commercialization and deployment of robotics and automation technology. Publicly available material supplied for this dossier does not provide a sufficiently documented founding narrative, named founder, or detailed sequence of corporate milestones, so those points are left unfilled rather than inferred. The company’s documented identity is that of an integrated robotics supplier. Its activities cover industrial robots, mobile robots, automated guided vehicles, specialized robots, humanoid-robotics development, and intelligent-factory solutions. This scope places SIASUN across several layers of the automation value chain: individual robotic equipment, mobile material-handling platforms, application-specific machines, and the engineering systems needed to deploy automation across a production or logistics environment. SIASUN’s industrial-robotics business is oriented toward manufacturing use cases in which repeatability, throughput, and controlled motion are important. Its mobile-robotics activities extend automation beyond fixed production stations by supporting internal transport and intralogistics. Specialized robotics addresses operating conditions or tasks that require purpose-built machines, while the company’s intelligent-factory offering connects automation equipment with broader production-line and facility-level requirements. The brand’s stated application coverage includes automotive, electronics, new-energy, and other industrial sectors. These industries typically require combinations of assembly, handling, welding, palletizing, inspection, line integration, and automated movement of materials. SIASUN’s positioning therefore extends beyond the sale of a standalone robot: it also seeks to provide engineering and system-integration capabilities for customers undertaking wider industrial upgrades. The company presents its work as part of the development and industrialization of China’s robotics sector. It also states that its services reach more than 4,000 enterprises in over 40 countries. These are official company claims in the supplied reference and should be read as reported scale indicators rather than independently audited figures. The source material does not establish a reliable detailed timeline for SIASUN’s incorporation, listing, leadership, major acquisitions, product generations, or international expansion. No scandals, campaigns, executive appointments, or strategic transactions are documented in the supplied sources. The historical record in this dossier therefore remains intentionally concise and source-bounded. SIASUN can nevertheless be characterized as an active Chinese corporate brand whose principal identity is built around robotics, automation systems, and intelligent manufacturing. Siasun Robotics was founded in Shenyang on April 30, 2000, by Qu Daokui, who was affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences. From its beginning, the company focused on industrial robotics and automation equipment. Its development took place within the broader growth of Chinese manufacturing automation, where demand increased for robotic handling, assembly, inspection, and production-line systems. During the 2010s, Siasun expanded its technical portfolio and emphasized research and intellectual property. Reference material reports that the company registered approximately 140 inventions per year from 2013 through 2016. This activity supported a product range that included multi-axis industrial robots, compact robots for electronics-related work, and automation systems using networked controls, machine vision, force sensing, and other intelligent technologies. In 2017, Siasun became the first China-based member of the Robotic Industries Association. The membership provided an international industry connection and reflected the company’s efforts to participate in global robotics networks. Siasun also pursued overseas business, reporting shipments to 32 countries and regions and cooperation with organizations in 17 countries participating in the Belt and Road. Its reported customer and user base included more than 3,000 enterprises, with references to global automotive and technology companies such as BMW, Nissan, Ford, General Motors, and SanDisk. Internationalization became a more explicit strategic theme as company leadership discussed establishing research and development centers in Europe, North America, and Japan. In 2019, Siasun began planning a manufacturing facility in Thailand in connection with the Eastern Economic Corridor. The available reference material does not confirm whether the planned facility was completed or provide subsequent operating details. Siasun’s robotics capabilities also attracted attention outside conventional factory use. During the 2019–2020 coronavirus outbreak, the company donated 21 robots and 10 electric adjustable beds to Shenyang hospitals, with seven robots donated to the Shenyang Red Cross. The contribution placed the company’s technology in a public-health and humanitarian context. The company has described an ongoing interest in 5G, object avoidance, human-computer interaction, facial recognition, and information inquiry devices. These initiatives suggest an effort to extend from conventional industrial robots toward more connected and intelligent automation. Nevertheless, the available sources provide limited information about current ownership, financial performance, executive succession, overseas facilities, and the precise status of individual product lines. More recently, the company's documented milestones include the 2023 establishment of Shenyang SIASUN Semiconductor Equipment Co., Ltd., the inauguration of SIASUN's Shanghai headquarters new office base, and the company leading a national key R&D program on multi-joint industrial robot performance optimization. In 2024, Southeast Asia's first 5G smart factory went into operation; SIASUN's heavy-duty industrial robot made its debut on CCTV's Spring Festival Gala; the company's complete intelligent warehousing and logistics system received CSA certification; and the SR12A-12/1.46 industrial robot won the CIIF Robot Award. In 2025, SIASUN was included in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's revised 'Industrial Robot Industry Standard Conditions (2024 Edition)' enterprise list; the SIASUN Embodied Intelligence Research Institute was officially inaugurated; the company released two bionic humanoid robot products—the Ruike series MR73A wheeled humanoid robot and MR73B lifting humanoid robot; and a wholly owned subsidiary was established in Thailand. SIASUN presents its work as part of the development and industrialization of China's robotics sector. It also states that its services reach more than 4,000 enterprises in over 40 countries. These are official company claims in the supplied reference and should be read as reported scale indicators rather than independently audited figures. The source material does not establish a reliable detailed timeline for SIASUN's incorporation, listing, leadership succession, major acquisitions, product generations, or the precise status of individual product lines. No scandals are documented in the supplied sources. SIASUN can nevertheless be characterized as an active Chinese corporate brand whose principal identity is built around robotics, automation systems, and intelligent manufacturing.

• 2025

  SIASUN was included in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's revised 'Industrial Robot Industry Standard Conditions (2024 Edition)' enterprise list; the SIASUN Embodied Intelligence Research Institute was officially inaugurated; the company released two bionic humanoid robot products—the Ruike series MR73A wheeled humanoid robot and MR73B lifting humanoid robot; and a wholly owned subsidiary was established in Thailand.

  SIASUN was included in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's revised 'Industrial Robot Industry Standard Conditions (2024 Edition)' enterprise list; the SIASUN Embodied Intelligence Research Institute was officially inaugurated; the company released two bionic humanoid robot products—the Ruike series MR73A wheeled humanoid robot and MR73B lifting humanoid robot; and a wholly owned subsidiary was established in Thailand.

• 2024

  Southeast Asia's first 5G smart factory went into operation; SIASUN's heavy-duty industrial robot made its debut on CCTV's Spring Festival Gala; the company's complete intelligent warehousing and logistics system received CSA certification; and the SR12A-12/1.46 industrial robot won the CIIF Robot Award.

  Southeast Asia's first 5G smart factory went into operation; SIASUN's heavy-duty industrial robot made its debut on CCTV's Spring Festival Gala; the company's complete intelligent warehousing and logistics system received CSA certification; and the SR12A-12/1.46 industrial robot won the CIIF Robot Award.

• 2023

  Shenyang SIASUN Semiconductor Equipment Co., Ltd. was established; SIASUN's Shanghai headquarters new office base was inaugurated; and the company led a national key R&D program on multi-joint industrial robot performance optimization.

  Shenyang SIASUN Semiconductor Equipment Co., Ltd. was established; SIASUN's Shanghai headquarters new office base was inaugurated; and the company led a national key R&D program on multi-joint industrial robot performance optimization.

• 2020

  Robotics and medical-equipment donation

  [5]Siasun Roboticsen.wikipedia.org

  Siasun donated 21 robots and 10 electric adjustable beds to Shenyang hospitals during the coronavirus outbreak; seven robots went through the Shenyang Red Cross.

• 2019

  Thailand manufacturing expansion is planned

  [5]Siasun Roboticsen.wikipedia.org

  The company began plans for a manufacturing plant in Thailand, linked to the Eastern Economic Corridor and its international expansion ambitions.

• 2017

  Siasun joins the Robotic Industries Association

  [5]Siasun Roboticsen.wikipedia.org

  Siasun became the first China-based member of the United States Robotic Industries Association.

• 2016

  Four-year invention activity is reported

  [5]Siasun Roboticsen.wikipedia.org

  By 2016, Siasun was reported to have registered around 140 inventions annually across the 2013–2016 period.

• 2013

  Reported invention-registration program begins

  [5]Siasun Roboticsen.wikipedia.org

  Reference material identifies the 2013–2016 period as one in which Siasun registered approximately 140 inventions per year.

• 2000

  Shenyang SIASUN Robot & Automation Co., Ltd. was founded as a high-tech listed company centered on robotics technology and intelligent manufacturing solutions.

  [5]Siasun Roboticsen.wikipedia.org

  Qu Daokui founded Siasun on April 30, 2000, with an affiliation to the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The company was established as a high-tech listed company centered on robotics technology and intelligent manufacturing solutions.

An integrated robotics and intelligent-manufacturing provider combining robot equipment, mobile logistics systems, specialized robotic platforms, and factory-automation engineering. A Chinese industrial-robotics and automation supplier positioned around flexible manufacturing, production-line integration, intelligent control, and expansion into international markets. An integrated robotics and intelligent-manufacturing provider combining robot equipment, mobile logistics systems, specialized robotic platforms, and factory-automation engineering, positioned around flexible manufacturing, production-line integration, intelligent control, and expansion into international markets.

• Industrial robotics

  Industrial robots

  SIASUN's industrial-robotics portfolio is intended for automated manufacturing operations and can be incorporated into production lines and industrial work cells. The supplied material identifies industrial robots as a core business category but does not specify individual models, technical specifications, launch dates, or detailed application programs.

• Mobile robotics and intralogistics

  Mobile robots and AGVs

  This category includes mobile robots and automated guided vehicles used to automate movement of materials or goods within industrial and logistics environments. SIASUN presents mobile robotics as a major offering alongside fixed industrial robots. The available source does not identify specific vehicle families, navigation technologies, or product launch dates. Siasun’s broader portfolio includes mobile robots and related automation equipment. The available reference material identifies the category but does not provide enough detail to describe specific models, payloads, navigation systems, or current commercial status.

• Special-purpose robotics

  Specialized robots

  SIASUN develops specialized robotic systems for tasks or environments that are not adequately served by general-purpose factory robots. The supplied reference confirms this as a product area, but it does not provide enough detail to identify particular platforms, industries, or deployment dates.

• Emerging robotics

  Humanoid robots

  Humanoid robotics is included among SIASUN's stated areas of activity. The available material does not establish a named commercial model, launch date, production scale, or specific customer deployment, so this entry records the category without making claims about commercialization.

• Industrial automation solutions

  Intelligent-factory solutions

  SIASUN provides broader intelligent-manufacturing and factory-automation solutions that combine robotics with production-line, logistics, control, and systems-integration requirements. These projects are intended to support industrial upgrading across sectors such as automotive, electronics, and new energy. Specific solution names and customer case studies are not detailed in the supplied source.

• Six-axis industrial robots

  SR6C/SR10C

  A flexible six-axis industrial-robot family described as lightweight and compact, with a hollow wrist intended to improve access in confined workspaces. The robots are designed for flexible production lines and applications including precision assembly, inspection, handling, loading, and unloading. The stated design priorities include flexibility, safety, and accuracy.

• Industrial robot

  SR360A

  An industrial robot described as supporting rapid takt-time production, networked control systems, extensive external interfaces, and an open control architecture. The associated system supports application development, CAD-model reconstruction, non-teach programming, and intelligent processing of vision and force-sensing data.

• Compact industrial robot

  SR4C

  A compact robot aimed particularly at electronics and education-related applications. Its stated uses include small-component assembly, material handling, screw fastening, adhesive bonding, packaging, and inspection.

• 2021

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• No public controversies documented in the supplied evidence

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• 2020Coronavirus outbreak hospital-support donation

  China

  Siasun donated 21 robots and 10 electric adjustable beds to hospitals in Shenyang during the 2019–2020 coronavirus outbreak. Seven of the robots were donated to the Shenyang Red Cross. The donation brought Siasun's robotics equipment into a humanitarian and hospital-support context.

  Outcome. The donation brought Siasun’s robotics equipment into a humanitarian and hospital-support context.

  Source

• 2019

  Plan a Thailand manufacturing facilityStrategy

  Background

  Siasun was pursuing international expansion and identified Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor as a potential location for further manufacturing development.

  Action taken

  The company began plans for a new manufacturing plant in Thailand.

  Aftermath

  The available reference does not establish whether the plant was completed or provide details about its later operations.

  Source

• 2017

  Join the Robotic Industries AssociationStrategy

  Background

  Siasun was seeking international industry links and became the first China-based member of the United States Robotic Industries Association.

  Action taken

  The company joined the trade association and expanded its participation in the international robotics community.

  Aftermath

  The membership provided a formal connection with a major United States robotics industry group; the available source does not quantify commercial effects.

  Source

• 2020

  Siasun donates robots and adjustable beds during the coronavirus outbreak[5]Siasun Roboticsen.wikipedia.org

  Campaign

  During the 2019–2020 coronavirus outbreak, Siasun donated 21 robots and 10 electric adjustable beds to hospitals in Shenyang. Seven of the robots were donated through the Shenyang Red Cross.

• 2019

  Siasun plans a manufacturing facility in Thailand[5]Siasun Roboticsen.wikipedia.org

  Other

  The company began planning a new manufacturing plant in Thailand, with the project linked to the development of the country’s Eastern Economic Corridor and Siasun’s overseas expansion strategy.

• 2017

  Siasun joins the Robotic Industries Association[5]Siasun Roboticsen.wikipedia.org

  Other

  Siasun became the first China-based member of the United States Robotic Industries Association, strengthening its connection with an international robotics industry group.

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