According to reports, Hesai Technology will launch its latest product at the upcoming CES—a mini high-performance 3D Lidar designed specifically for the robotics and industrial markets. A representative from the company told reporters from the Star Daily that the mini high-performance 3D Lidar features high resolution, low power consumption, and is lightweight and flexible, primarily used in mobile robots, delivery robots, lawn mowers, cleaning robots, and agricultural robots.

Lidar, as the 'eyes of machines', has become an essential tool for robots to perceive their environment due to its high precision, wide range, and strong stability, making the robotics industry an important growth engine for the Lidar market going forward. In the earnings conference held earlier, Qiu Chunchao, CEO of Suteng Juchuang, revealed that the company will continue to explore new market spaces in areas such as robotics and drones. As of the end of the third quarter of this year, the company's partners in the robotics field have increased from 2,400 to 2,600. It is expected that next year the shipment volume in the robotics field may exceed six figures.

According to data from the financial news agency, among the relevant listed companies:

The latest dToF Lidar sensor chip LS635 from Orbbec can be widely applied in scenarios such as robotics, drones, and autonomous driving, and has currently achieved small-scale customer sampling.

Zhejiang Crystal-optech stated that as the demand for automotive camera markets grows rapidly, the company's optical components business, including filters, Lidar window panes, and other products, is gradually expanding into the automotive optoelectronic field, successfully entering the supply chains of many well-known domestic and international car companies.