Group 1: Robotics Sector - The company has been involved in the robotics field for over 10 years, assisting clients in system construction and commercial implementation [3] - Revenue from robotics primarily comes from industrial and logistics robots, with a positive outlook on humanoid and multi-legged robots [3] - The company is exploring new products in collaboration with partners and adjusting engineering based on real application scenarios [3] Group 2: Semiconductor Equipment - The company has made breakthroughs in core components for semiconductor equipment, responding to domestic supply risks as many manufacturers are trying to source locally [3] - The domestic compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for semiconductor equipment exceeds 40%, with the value of electrical control systems and components accounting for 10-15% of the market [4] - Some products have already been validated and shipped, while others are still in the verification phase [3] Group 3: High-End Equipment Strategy - The company has established a strategy for high-end equipment in semiconductor and machine tool sectors, capitalizing on increased replacement opportunities due to changing political circumstances [4] - In the high-end machine tool sector, the company collaborates with third-party teams to break through core processes in various subcategories [4] - The company focuses on application scenarios and the reliability of robotic structures to minimize failure sources [4] Group 4: Shareholder Actions - Recent shareholder reductions are attributed to long-term institutional investors who invested before the IPO and have been with the company for over 10 years [4] - The reductions are considered normal market behavior based on the investors' own funding cycles [4]