ROBOSENSE (02498) has announced that at the 2026 CES exhibition, it will centrally showcase its new digital LiDAR products for automotive, robotics, and industrial applications, including the second-generation fully solid-state LiDAR E1 Gen2, the world's first 3D safety LiDAR Safety Airy, and the ultra-compact LiDAR Airy Lite. These products, developed based on RoboSense's digital technology platform, aim to further promote the large-scale implementation of perception technology in diverse scenarios. As the second-generation fully solid-state LiDAR, the E1 Gen2 is 25% smaller in size compared to its predecessor and features comprehensive performance enhancements, making it suitable for various robotic perception and autonomous driving blind-spot monitoring scenarios. Its predecessor, the E1, was the world's first mass-produced solid-state LiDAR based on a two-dimensional scanning large-array SPAD-SoC chip and a two-dimensional addressable VCSEL chip, and has already secured million-unit level orders in the Robotaxi and lawnmower robot sectors. The E1 Gen2 is expected to extend fully solid-state LiDAR technology to more applicable scenarios, including industrial automation and high-end logistics robotics. Safety Airy, launched by RobOSense, is the world's first 3D safety LiDAR, achieving an upgrade from traditional 2D planar warning to near-hemispherical three-dimensional protection. Designed based on PL d, SIL 2, Type 3 industrial safety standards, this product can detect intrusive objects such as overhead shelves, thin poles, and human hands, while providing warning protection and outputting high-line-count, high-definition 3D point clouds to comprehensively ensure operational safety. Currently, the global industrial safety sector is still dominated by 2D products, whose limitation of a narrow detection range restricts application effectiveness. RoboSense's 3D safety LiDAR is expected to address this pain point and become a mainstream choice in the future. According to research data from QYResearch, global sales of industrial safety LiDAR reached $180 million in 2023 and are projected to grow to $230 million by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate of 4.2%. The Airy Lite is an ultra-compact digital LiDAR specifically designed for robotics, featuring a 360°×45° omnidirectional FOV, an ultra-long detection range of 60 meters, and a high perception accuracy of ±1 cm. Its compact, low-profile design facilitates embedding into various types of equipment, meeting the demand of consumer-grade robots for small size and high-precision perception, thereby supporting RoboSense's efforts to further consolidate its leading market position. As of the third quarter of 2025, RoboSense has provided services to over 3,200 robotics customers globally, covering various scenarios including industrial, commercial, and consumer-grade applications. Supported by its full-stack in-house chip development capabilities, RoboSense's digital LiDAR product matrix is continuously being refined to provide highly tailored perception solutions for more niche sectors. Core components previously launched by the company, such as the SPAD-SoC chip and the two-dimensional addressable VCSEL chip, have already achieved automotive-grade mass production, laying a solid foundation for the large-scale adoption of LiDAR. From core chips to diverse products, RoboSense is providing a solid and efficient perceptual foundation for the intelligent upgrade of downstream industries through systematic technological evolution, continuously driving perception technology to create greater value across countless industries.
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