Lingyi iTech explores the application of MIM technology in humanoid robots, with its MIM products already mass-produced for smartphones and other consumer terminals.

On August 5, Lingyi iTech responded to investor inquiries via the Interactive Easy platform, stating that the company is researching and piloting MIM technology for humanoid robot applications. Its MIM products are already in large-scale mass production for smartphones, AI glasses, XR wearables and other end products.

MIM (Metal Injection Molding) is a manufacturing process mixing metal powder with binders for injection molding to efficiently produce intricate precision metal components. Widely adopted in consumer electronics, automotive and medical industries, MIM is viable for manufacturing core parts such as joints and sensors for humanoid robots.

As a leading manufacturer of precision functional components for consumer electronics, Lingyi iTech runs businesses spanning consumer electronics, automotive and photovoltaics. Its core offerings include precision structural parts, thermal modules and wireless charging assemblies, serving renowned clients including Apple, Huawei and Tesla. The firm has been actively expanding into emerging sectors such as robotics and new energy in recent years.