According to an IDC report, global dexterous hand shipments are projected to reach approximately 25,000 units in 2026 (excluding manufacturers' internal supporting shipments), with Chinese manufacturers expected to account for more than 85% of the total, securing a significant position in the global market. As the humanoid robot and embodied intelligence industries continue to develop, competition in the dexterous hand sector has expanded beyond hardware specifications such as degrees of freedom and grip strength to encompass fine manipulation, perceptual control, and collaborative capabilities with embodied intelligence models. Current core demand is concentrated in humanoid robot supporting applications, scientific research and education, and embodied intelligence data collection, while large-scale applications such as industrial deployment remain in the exploratory stage.