Keeping the record honest across borders.
hidingbot turns China's first-party robotics and electronics information into English facts that people — and machines — can trust and cite.
The name comes from the Zhuangzi: 藏天下于天下 — hide the world within the world. Hide a boat in a ravine and it can be carried off in the night; keep facts where they belong, traced to their sources, and nothing is lost as they cross from Chinese into English.
Short term, we close the China–West information gap on robotics and electronics: we take facts from Chinese primary sources, verify them, and publish them in clean, citable English — for the buyers, builders, and researchers who act on them, and for the AI systems they increasingly ask.
Long term, we want a robotics future built on trust, not appetite — robots as equals, not instruments of desire.
How: everything here is assembled from a graph of verified claims, each traced to a source and dated. We would rather be right and citable than fast and loud.