RoboSense

Rivian is considering making its own LiDAR sensors in the US using Chinese technology, rather than buying directly from Chinese suppliers.

RoboSense launched the Eocene architecture and two flagship chips, attempting to consolidate its dominant position through chip-level technological advantages.

RoboSense reported a net profit of 103.7 million yuan ($15 million) in the fourth quarter of 2025, marking its first-ever profitable quarter.

RoboSense sold 459,600 units in the fourth quarter of 2025, with robotics LiDAR accounting for nearly half of the volume.

RoboSense will supply LiDAR products for multiple Dongfeng Nissan models, with deliveries commencing in 2026.

RoboSense will supply nearly one million LiDAR units over the next five years for a hot-selling model from FAW Toyota.

Chinese LiDAR maker RoboSense delivered its one millionth automotive LiDAR, becoming the first company in the world to hit this milestone.

RoboSense expects to get up to HK$1 billion from the new share placement, with 70 percent of the money to be used for research and development, with a focus on robotics.

RoboSense has produced its one millionth LiDAR and delivered it to a humanoid robot company.

RoboSense unveiled its new EM4 LiDAR with up to 1,080 laser channels, calling it the world's first LiDAR with more than 1,000 channels.