Core Insights - RoboSense has achieved AEC-Q102 automotive-grade reliability certification for its two core digital lidar chips, making it the only technology company globally to have self-developed chips for the entire lidar link that meet automotive standards [1] - The SPAD-SoC chip is the world's first integrated chip that combines SPAD receiving arrays with data processing SoC, meeting AEC-Q certification and ready for mass production [2] - RoboSense's E and EM platform digital lidar matrices have entered automotive-grade mass production, covering various applications such as Robotaxi, ADAS, and service robots [3] Group 1 - The AEC-Q certification involves rigorous testing under extreme conditions, ensuring long-term stability of the chips in harsh environments [1] - The digital architecture developed by RoboSense requires only two core chips to achieve the same functionality as traditional analog lidar, with performance capabilities exceeding those of analog systems by over ten times [1] - The SPAD-SoC chip features a high sampling rate of 44 billion samples per second, improving target recognition rates by 99% and enabling effective detection of low-reflectivity objects [2] Group 2 - The EM platform series has secured contracts with eight major manufacturers for 45 vehicle models, including a significant partnership with a leading global electric vehicle company for 32 models [3] - The integration of SPAD and SoC through 3D stacking technology allows for a 50% reduction in the size of the lidar system, enhancing its compactness and efficiency [2] - Current models equipped with RoboSense's EM platform include the Zeekr 9X and the IM LS6, which have been launched and delivered to the market [3]