We bridge US robotics startups, OEMs, automation builders and machine integrators with Taiwanese manufacturers of reducers, actuators, motors, bearings and encoders.
American robotics has capital and demand. What it does not have is a domestic base for precision transmission — the harmonic and cycloidal reducers, frameless and servo motors, integrated joint actuators, precision bearings and ball screws every robot joint depends on. Taiwan built that base over forty years of machine-tool and semiconductor manufacturing.
On the ground in Taiwan, screening manufacturers on product differentiation, export readiness and certification status — not on catalogue claims.
MOQ, lead time, customisation capacity, UL and FCC readiness, material provenance, quality systems and traceability, IP and tooling ownership, English-language engineering support, spare capacity, and whether the factory can genuinely support a US customer.
Direct commercial channel into US robotics startups, OEMs, automation builders, semiconductor equipment makers and integrators.
A catalogue is not a supply chain. Every item below is checked on site, in person, before a manufacturer is put in front of a US buyer.
We concentrate where the shortage is most acute and where engineering quality is hardest to substitute.
Cycloidal, planetary and strain-wave. Where backlash and repeatability are won or lost, and the hardest category to substitute once designed in.
Motor, reducer, encoder and brake as one joint module. A single part number instead of six, with EtherCAT, CANopen and ROS2 support.
Brushless, servo, torque and direct-drive. Torque density and thermal behaviour under sustained industrial load.
Cross-roller and thin-section types for robot joints, reducers and direct-drive assemblies. Slow to qualify, durable once in.
Ball screws, linear guides, rails and single-axis modules. Demand extends past robotics into semiconductor equipment and machine tools.
Optical and magnetic feedback, force and torque sensing. Small parts that decide whether a system's accuracy claims hold.
Terms are flexible — representation, distribution, or whatever structure gets the parts moving.
Commercial and customer relationships in San Francisco, engineering and supplier relationships in Taipei. Same company on both ends of the shipment — no agent chain, no lost drawings.
Engineering and supplier relationships in Taipei. Customer and commercial relationships on the West Coast, the epicenter of US robotics.
Yes. Sample units and test reports come first, and we will not put a factory in front of you that refuses to sample.
Yes. Early-stage robotics programs are the reason this exists. We match small runs to factories that can grow with you rather than ones that will drop you.
Then we are the engineering support. Specifications, drawings, tolerances and failure reports go through our Taipei team in both directions.
A catalogue, honest lead times and someone who answers. We do the qualification visit, then bring US programs that fit what you actually build.
Whether you are a US buyer looking for a component, or a Taiwanese manufacturer looking for a US channel — send a note and we will reply directly.