Fourier IntelligenceNot yet claimed

About Fourier Intelligence

Fourier — founded in Shanghai in 2015 as Fourier Intelligence, and increasingly branded simply as Fourier — is a robotics platform company that grew out of rehabilitation technology and now spans two businesses: general-purpose humanoid robots and its Fourier Rehab line of rehabilitation systems, separated as distinct brands in 2024. On the humanoid side, its GRx series runs from the GR-1, presented as the first mass-produced humanoid of its generation, through the GR-2 to the GR-3, a care-oriented full-size humanoid with an emphasis on social interaction, alongside the open-source N1 humanoid aimed at developers and researchers. The rehabilitation business supplies exoskeletons and intelligent rehab devices — including the ExoMotus series and the ArmMotus, WristMotus and AnkleMotus product families — bundled under its RehabHub concept for hospitals and clinics.

The company’s boilerplate states that its humanoid series, RehabHub and open-source products together serve more than 3,000 institutions across 40 countries (company-stated). For global partners, Fourier’s relevance is the combination: a humanoid supplier whose care-and-companionship positioning is grounded in a decade of clinical rehabilitation deployments and an existing international distribution and service network, rather than a laboratory spin-off still looking for its first channel — a profile that sets it apart in the crowded Chinese humanoid field.

Products & services

• GRx humanoid series — GR-1, GR-2 and GR-3 (care-oriented full-size humanoid)
• N1 — open-source humanoid robot for developers and researchers
• Fourier RehabHub — rehabilitation robotics platform and hospital solutions
• Rehabilitation devices — ExoMotus exoskeletons; ArmMotus EMU, WristMotus and AnkleMotus intelligent rehab robots
• Embodied-AI development products and data services built on the company’s robot platforms

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