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Rehab-robotics pioneer building care-focused humanoids
Shanghai-based robotics company founded in 2015. Fourier built its business on rehabilitation devices and says it has served more than 2,000 organizations and hospitals in over 60 countries and regions. It entered humanoids with GR-1, followed by GR-2 (2024) and GR-3 (2025), its first humanoid positioned as a 'Care-bot' for rehab, eldercare and human interaction. In July 2026 it added the wheeled dual-arm GRW and the small GR Mini and GR Nano, alongside the LiDAR-equipped GR-3C and the open-source research robot N1.
Researched as of November 3, 2026. Each item links to its source.
At WAIC 2026 Fourier launched GRW, its first in-house wheeled dual-arm assistive robot, and showed GR Mini for public spaces and GR Nano for personal companionship, both based on GR-3's character design.
Source: news.10jqka.com.cnMalaysia's social security agency PERKESO adopted Fourier's MetaMotus Galileo system and rehab suite at its rehab centre, an order reported in the tens of millions of yuan, with GR-3 demonstrating cognitive training.
Source: finance.sina.cnAt GReAT 2026 Fourier signed strategic cooperation agreements with Singapore's NHG Health and Japan's Nagoya University, described as a step deeper into the Japanese market.
Source: autonews.gasgoo.comFourier made its CES debut and showed GR-3 in the US for the first time, along with a doll-size companion robot concept in the same design language.
Source: adnkronos.comFourier unveiled GR-3, its first full-size Care-bot: about 165 cm, 55 DoF, a soft exterior and visual, audio and touch interaction.
Source: technode.comFourier raised about RMB 800 million in a Series E led by Shanghai Guoxin, with Saudi Aramco's Prosperity7 among the participants.
Source: dealstreetasia.comImageCare-focused humanoid unveiled in China in August 2025 with 55 DoF, soft exterior and expressive interaction. Targeted at guidance, rehab assistance and cognitive training; made its US debut at CES 2026. There is also a LiDAR-equipped variant, GR-3C.
ImageR&D humanoid launched in September 2024: 175 cm, 53 DoF, dexterous hands and an open developer platform.
MoU with Kobe University to bring advanced rehab technology and group therapy into clinical settings, giving Fourier a foothold in Japanese healthcare.
At GReAT 2026, Fourier signed agreements with Singapore's National Healthcare Group and Nagoya University.
A June 2026 report says GR-3 demonstrated cognitive training at PERKESO's rehabilitation centre in Malaysia, which adopted Fourier's rehab systems and agreed a strategic partnership to introduce GRx-series humanoids.
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