Gus Robotics watches its Microduck robot production line run for the first time in Shenzhen
mishig25 · x · 2026-11-05
The Gus Robotics team visited Seeed Studio's Shenzhen factory and watched their Microduck robot's production line run for the first time — even getting their own assembly stations, with team members personally assembling robot parts with electric screwdrivers.
For a small robotics startup, going from design files to seeing batch production on a Chinese supply-chain factory floor is a milestone moment.
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