RoboSense Delivers 719,200 LiDAR Units in H1, Robot Business Surges 510% YoY

RoboSense reported total LiDAR sales of 719,200 units in the first half of 2024, a 170% year-over-year increase. Of this, robot-related sales reached 282,600 units, surging 510% YoY, while ADAS segment sales totaled 436,600 units, up 98% YoY. In Q2 alone, the company shipped 388,900 units, including 97,100 units for robotics (up 182% YoY) and 291,800 units for ADAS (up 136% YoY). In its robotics business, RoboSense has maintained the global lead in 3D LiDAR shipments for multiple consecutive quarters and holds a dominant position across five key sub-segments: robotic lawn mowers, autonomous delivery robots, humanoid robots, embodied intelligence, and commercial cleaning robots. To date, the company collaborates with over 3,400 robotics enterprises, including nearly 50 leading humanoid and quadruped robot companies. On the automotive front, as of March 31, 2026, RoboSense has secured定点 (nomination) from 36 automakers for 177 vehicle models, with cumulative confirmed orders exceeding 9 million units. Technologically, the company leverages its fully in-house developed digital chip ecosystem. In April 2024, it unveiled its next-generation "Genesis" SPAD-SoC architecture and two flagship chips—"Phoenix" and "Peacock." A 4-megapixel high-resolution LiDAR solution based on the "Phoenix" chip has already been nominated by a leading automaker and is expected to enter mass production and be deployed on vehicles within 2026. Products powered by the "Peacock" chip have begun small-batch deliveries and are scheduled to ramp up to large-scale mass production in Q3 2024. This chip platform features cross-platform reusability, simultaneously supporting both autonomous driving and robotics applications, thereby enhancing economies of scale across R&D, manufacturing, and the supply chain.