leaderobot.com publishes article on dexterous manipulation involving Linjiedian and others

On October 30, 2026, leaderobot.com published an article on dexterous manipulation covering Linjiedian, Zhiyuan Innovation and Wolong Xier.

The first distinction to make in this case is between the fact that an article was published and the business or technical achievements discussed in it. The primary source provided is secondary reporting; it does not include primary sources such as official announcements, investor relations materials or academic papers. The article's publication alone does not allow us to say that we have verified the technology's performance or its operation in a factory. Readers should consult the original article for its detailed arguments and descriptions. When we reported on October 29 that zhidx.com covered factory activity involving Linjiedian, we noted the need to distinguish reported claims from operating results that can be independently verified. The same perspective is needed for this article: its reported content should not be treated as proof of actual operations without checking who made the claims and what verifiable materials are available. Related articles from this newspaper include leaderobot.com publishes article on Zhiyuan Robotics, which covers the publication of articles about datasets and coordinated movement. In addition, Zhiyuan partners with more than 20 universities to develop embodied intelligence talent reported that Zhiyuan announced plans to establish practical training bases with more than 20 universities. These are distinct pieces of information: reporting, an article related to data, and an announcement on talent development. They do not show business ties between the parties or deployments in factories. The appearance of several company names in the same article also does not establish a joint venture or business relationship. To understand industry developments, it is important to treat an article's publication, a company's plans or announcements, and operating results that can be verified by a third party as separate levels of evidence. The next steps are to check whether primary sources support the article's subject matter and, if results are claimed, whether the parties involved and verification methods are clearly identified. Only by separating these can reported claims be assessed without conflating them with business progress.