The Shenzhen-based manufacturer reported that its robotics segment contributed 282,600 units to the half-year total, while the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) segment accounted for 436,600 units, representing a 98% growth rate in that division. Momentum remained consistent through the second quarter, which saw 388,900 total units shipped.

Driving this scale is the adoption of the E1R and Airy product series, supported by the firm’s proprietary EOCENE SPAD-SoC architecture and Phoenix and Peacock chipsets. With cumulative deliveries of its solid-state digital LiDAR platform exceeding 300,000 units, the company maintains its top global market share position in the robotics LiDAR sector. These hardware milestones facilitate a broad array of applications, from autonomous logistics to robotic cleaning systems, as the company scales its physical AI infrastructure.