An evaluation company that evaluates its own products first
R-Power (R-Power Technologies Limited, Hong Kong, Registration No. 79936367) focuses on multi-agent robotics evaluation: self-designed off-road carriers, vehicle-mounted measurement hardware, and evaluation software — making multi-robot reliability measurable, comparable, and citable. All core hardware and control algorithms are developed in-house.
Evaluation infrastructure: carrier → measurement → judgment → definition
Four product lines form one closed loop: R-ORV provides the controllable test carrier, R-Box captures evidence-grade data, R-Eval delivers reproducible judgment, and R-SIM feeds field data back into simulation.
304×215 mm · 60 km/h straight-line top speed · expendable
17+ dims · unified time base · tamper-evident
Temporal alignment · event segmentation · RRI / CRI
Drafting competition rules and industry standards
An independent, product-focused startup
Everything core, in-house
Test carriers, measurement hardware, evaluation software, and core control algorithms are all self-developed, with a full intellectual-property layout.
Clear business boundaries
We do not take outsourcing contracts, do not distribute third-party hardware, and do not resell cloud compute — we build only our own products.
NVIDIA ecosystem
Our R&D pipeline is built on the NVIDIA Jetson, Isaac Sim, TensorRT, and ROS2 ecosystem.
Hong Kong entity, Shenzhen–Hong Kong collaboration
Legal entity
R-Power Technologies Limited, Registration No. 79936367. The international business and financing entity, physically separated from the non-fundraising mainland R&D entity.
R&D footprint
The mainland R&D center handles hardware engineering and algorithm platforms; Hong Kong handles international partnerships and business. One product loop, two locations.
Intellectual property
Chinese invention patent application accepted (No. 202611531457.4, pending); core inventors have signed service-invention ownership confirmations.
A five-person core team across the full chain
Hardware, algorithms, systems, delivery, and external ecosystem — full coverage. The team scales with product and competition delivery (hiring plan below).
Wu Yi
Core inventor; owns overall project execution, pilot implementation, field testing, and partner coordination. Participated in the lunar-surface simulation vehicle project (personal track record, separate entity).
Chen Haochang
Owns software architecture, data platform, and the algorithm technology roadmap.
Xing Hang
System architecture, hardware-software integration, and delivery design. Participated in the lunar-surface simulation vehicle project (personal track record, separate entity).
Yao Zhanglin
Brand, external communications, and ecosystem partnerships — led the university MOUs (Northeastern University, Hunan University of Science and Technology).
Xia Qianying
Hardware design, sensor integration, and testing. Core inventor.
2026 Q4 – 2027 Q1
Competition operations lead · university sales lead. Team scales to 12 in 2027 and 22 in 2028 with milestones. A 15% option pool is reserved.
IP & track-record disclosure
Core inventors Wu Yi, Xia Qianying, and Yao Zhanglin have signed service-invention ownership confirmations; rights are assigned to the company (Hong Kong entity), with documents available upon request. The company holds a Chinese invention patent application (No. 202611531457.4, pending); acceptance does not constitute a grant. Historical projects team members participated in (including the lunar-surface simulation vehicle) are personal engineering track records undertaken by separate entities, and do not constitute this company's orders, financials, or intellectual property.
Building research scenarios with universities
Northeastern University
MOU signed — joint research in multi-robot coordination and extreme-environment robotics, plus talent programs.
Hunan University of Science and Technology
MOU signed — joint research and engineering talent pipeline running.