INLIF, operating through its Chinese subsidiary Ewatt under the iNLIF brand, manufactures robotic manipulator arms designed to attach to injection molding machines and automatically remove finished plastic parts after each production cycle. These arms help customers replace manual labor, speed up production, and improve consistency. Customers are primarily injection molding machine manufacturers and industrial automation companies in consumer electronics, automotive, home appliances, and medical devices — mostly located in southern and eastern China. INLIF sells directly to customers, with two customers accounting for roughly 38% of FY2025 revenue combined. Manipulator arm sales represent about half of revenue, with raw material and scrap sales, accessories, and a new energy equipment line making up the rest. In FY2025, INLIF launched a second product line selling automation and testing equipment for lithium battery and energy storage manufacturing — an early-stage business representing about 13% of FY2025 revenue. The company's growth plan focuses on expanding into the new energy sector, building a Phase II production facility in Nan'an City targeting a 300% increase in manipulator arm capacity, and broadening its domestic and international sales network. INLIF listed on Nasdaq in January 2025 and is based in Nan'an City, Fujian Province, China.