On July 1, Guansheng Co., Ltd. addressed inquiries about the distinctive advantages, technological sophistication, and industrialization status of its intelligent bionic joint arm during an investor relations event. Regarding performance, the joint arm takes cues from the mechanics of human joints and integrates universal joint technology to mitigate vibration, reduce inertia, and boost the load-bearing capacity of the end-effector. It features a brain-cerebellum integration design, guaranteeing that a malfunction in the computing unit of a single limb will not result in complete body paralysis. Even after losing central control, the arm can still execute emergency obstacle avoidance. In terms of adaptability to different scenarios, the end-effector tools can be swiftly swapped, enabling the robot to autonomously transition between tools like a five-fingered dexterous hand, a three-fingered gripper, and an electric screwdriver, thereby greatly enhancing its versatility. Currently, the product is primarily targeted at two scenarios: biomedical laboratories and small object sorting. Regarding its industrialization, the product remains in the R&D iteration phase, has not yet entered mass production, and currently has no orders or operational revenue. It is expected to take a significant amount of time before it can achieve mass production.