每年年初 在拉斯维加斯举行的 全球消费电子展（CES） 是窥见技术浪潮、检视产业成果、 洞察未来的最佳窗口 在今年的展会上 东莞再次秀出亮眼表现 展现"科创引领"的新姿态 向世界传递来自东莞的"新价值主张" 01 闪耀全球消费电子展 东莞科创企业硬核出海 1月6日至9日，2026年国际消费电子展（CES 2026）在美国拉斯维加斯举行。作为被业界誉为"科技界春晚"的全球顶尖科技盛会，CES是洞察年度技术趋 势的核心舞台，各种创新应用在此密集发布。 今年，东莞的科创企业组成中国"智造"的亮眼方阵，再度点亮CES的创新版图。 AI陪伴机器人赛道竞争激烈，各团队力求差异化突围。卢登斯智能（Ludens AI）展示了两款具有亲和力的陪伴机器人，收获多家媒体关注。 其中一款机器人宠物Cocomo，专注于情感交互技术的深度研发，可以跟随用户走动，并对语音和触摸作出反应。另一款体型更小但同样非常可爱的机器 人，名为Inu，企业将其描述为"桌面外星玩偶"，令陪伴更具温度与智慧。 在威尼斯馆初创企业专区（Eureka Park），总部位于东莞松山湖的XbotPark，有多家企业参展，是馆内唯一来自中国的科技企业集合型展区。 据 ...

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以下文章来源于豹变 ，作者娜娜 即使有马斯克和雷军两个成功的案例在前，我们还是不得不问一句追觅，这么庞大的叙事里，真正的 成长主线在哪里呢？ 豹变 . 直抵核心。做最具穿透力、洞察力的商业观察，深度影响未来。 本文来自微信公众号： 豹变 ，作者：娜娜，编辑：邢昀，原文标题：《追觅创始人，花22亿买个 「旧壳」想讲新故事》 尽管通过收购拥有了资本运作的壳，并画出了媲美马斯克与雷军的业务版图，但追觅仍需回答其庞大 生态中真正的技术协同主线与增长核心。 七年前，追觅出圈的时候，估计谁也没想到这家卖智能家居，尤其以扫地机器人被大众熟悉的品牌， 要"上天"。 最近追觅创始人俞浩用22.82亿元拿下了A股上市公司嘉美包装的控制权，从智能家居到食品包装， 这个看起来跨度比较大的操作引发市场纷纷猜测：究竟是为了产业协同，还是意在资本运作？ 这也不是追觅第一次跨圈了，造车、机器人、天文BU，这几年追觅的叙事越来越宏大，在俞浩的口 中，追觅要构建的是"人-车-家-太空-宇宙"全球高端科技生态，可以说是融合了雷军和马斯克两人设 计的概念。在这个背景下，追觅的业务越铺越重，身子也越来越沉。 22亿的壳子 俞浩，又出手了。 近期，其旗 ...

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Core Viewpoint - Chasing Technology is entering the automotive sector, focusing on high-end supercars, with plans to unveil its first model at CES 2024 in the USA [4][5][10] Group 1: Company Developments - Chasing Technology announced the completion of its first round of financing on September 12, but did not disclose the amount or investors [1] - The company has established a dedicated automotive team of nearly 1,000 people and is actively recruiting for over 400 positions related to automotive development [5][10] - The automotive division is officially named "Starry Sky Plan (Shanghai) Automotive Technology Co., Ltd." and is set to be the core entity for its car manufacturing business [7] Group 2: Market Positioning - The first product is positioned as a top-tier supercar, directly competing with brands like Bugatti, with a target launch year of 2027 [5][9] - Chasing Technology aims to leverage its existing sales channels, which include over 6,000 offline stores across more than 100 countries, to support its automotive project [9] Group 3: Industry Context - The automotive market is highly competitive, with many new entrants facing challenges, including high R&D costs and market saturation [10][13] - Industry experts express concerns about the feasibility of entering the ultra-luxury segment, which is dominated by established brands and has limited scalability [9][10]

Core Viewpoint - Chasing Technology has successfully completed its first round of financing, potentially becoming the fastest car manufacturer to achieve this milestone, which will strategically support its plans for a factory in Germany and a global supply chain [1][2]. Company Overview - Chasing Technology, founded in 2017, specializes in smart home appliances and has expanded its operations to over 100 countries, with projected revenues exceeding 10 billion yuan in 2024 [1]. - The company aims to leverage its experience in consumer electronics to provide innovative travel experiences through its entry into the electric vehicle market [1]. Manufacturing and Development Strategy - The company's vehicle production strategy involves "Chinese R&D, German manufacturing, and global sales," which is seen as a viable approach to penetrate the automotive market [2]. - A new factory is planned near Tesla's German facility, expected to be 1.2 times larger than Tesla's Berlin factory, marking a significant step for a Chinese tech company in high-end manufacturing in Europe [2][3]. Market Positioning - Chasing Technology plans to launch a luxury electric vehicle aimed at competing with Bugatti, focusing on integrating AI and smart technology into its vehicles [4]. - The luxury car market is currently experiencing a downturn, with many brands seeing declining sales, raising questions about the potential success of Chasing's entry into this segment [4][5]. Competitive Landscape - The electric vehicle market in China is highly competitive, with a slowdown in growth, which poses challenges for new entrants like Chasing Technology [6]. - The company believes it can capitalize on China's advanced supply chain and technology to establish a high-end global presence [6][7]. Financial Health and Investment - Chasing Technology has a strong financial position, with sufficient cash flow and a history of profitable operations, including significant stock buybacks that increased founder ownership [7]. - The company has a robust patent portfolio, with over 6,379 applications and 3,155 granted patents, indicating strong technological capabilities that can be leveraged in automotive applications [7]. Challenges Ahead - Despite its strengths, Chasing Technology faces challenges in securing funding, building a brand, and developing products to compete effectively in the electric vehicle market [8].

Core Viewpoint - Chasing Technology has completed its first round of financing, potentially becoming the fastest car manufacturing company to achieve this milestone, and aims to establish a globalized closed-loop from design to sales in the electric vehicle sector [1][2]. Group 1: Company Overview - Chasing Technology, founded in 2017, specializes in smart home appliances and has expanded into the electric vehicle market, planning to launch a luxury electric vehicle by 2027 [2][4]. - The company reported a revenue exceeding 10 billion yuan in 2024, indicating strong financial health [2]. - The company has a significant patent portfolio, with 6,379 global patent applications and 3,155 granted patents, focusing on high-speed digital motors, AI algorithms, and sensor control [10]. Group 2: Strategic Plans - The company plans to adopt a "China R&D, Germany manufacturing, global sales" strategy, leveraging local supply networks in Europe to reduce R&D cycles and logistics costs [4][5]. - The new factory in Germany is expected to be 1.2 times larger than Tesla's Berlin factory, marking a significant investment in European manufacturing [4][5]. Group 3: Market Positioning - Chasing Technology aims to enter the ultra-luxury electric vehicle market, targeting a segment that is currently underdeveloped in terms of electric and intelligent features [6][8]. - The company’s strategy includes positioning itself as a global luxury brand, differentiating from traditional luxury brands by integrating advanced technology and user experience [6][8]. Group 4: Industry Context - The global ultra-luxury car market has shown sluggish growth, with many brands experiencing declining sales, which raises questions about the timing of Chasing Technology's entry [8][9]. - The competitive landscape in the domestic electric vehicle market is intensifying, with many weaker players being eliminated, presenting both challenges and opportunities for new entrants like Chasing Technology [9][11].

Core Insights - Chasing Technology has completed its first round of financing, potentially becoming the fastest car manufacturer to achieve this milestone [1] - The company aims to create a globalized closed-loop from design and development to production and sales, with a strategic focus on building a factory in Germany [1][4] - Chasing Technology plans to launch its first ultra-luxury electric vehicle by 2027, targeting the high-end market with a model that competes with Bugatti Veyron [1][5] Company Overview - Founded in 2017, Chasing Technology specializes in smart home appliances and has expanded its product offerings globally, covering over 100 countries [1] - The company reported revenue exceeding 10 billion yuan in 2024 [1] - Chasing Technology has a strong background in consumer electronics, focusing on user needs and experiences [1] Manufacturing and Development Strategy - The company's car manufacturing strategy involves "Chinese R&D, German manufacturing, and global sales" [2] - The new factory in Germany is expected to be 1.2 times larger than Tesla's Berlin factory, allowing for local supply chain integration and reduced logistics costs [4] - Chasing Technology believes that China's automotive supply chain advantages will support its global expansion [4] Market Position and Challenges - The ultra-luxury electric vehicle market is currently underdeveloped, presenting an opportunity for Chasing Technology to enter [6] - However, the overall luxury car market has been sluggish, with many brands experiencing declining sales [6] - Building a new luxury brand in a foreign market poses significant challenges, including resource integration and brand image development [8] Competitive Landscape - The domestic electric vehicle market is highly competitive, with a slowdown in growth and an ongoing "elimination race" among weaker players [9] - Chasing Technology has assembled a team of nearly 1,000 members, combining expertise from both smart hardware and traditional automotive sectors [9][10] - The company has a strong patent portfolio, with 6,379 applications and 3,155 granted patents, focusing on areas like high-speed digital motors and AI algorithms [10] Financial Health - Chasing Technology's founder stated that the company has sufficient cash flow and a healthy operating status, with significant stock buybacks increasing his ownership from 45% to 70% [10] - The company has ambitious revenue projections, with 2025's first half expected to surpass the entire revenue of 2024 [10]

Core Insights - The company, Duzhimi Technology, has responded to rumors regarding a "high-priced buyback of old shares," confirming that it has sufficient cash flow and good operational status, with the founder increasing personal shareholding from 45% to 70% [1] - Analysts suggest that share buybacks in growing tech companies typically serve two purposes: providing an exit for early investors and increasing the controlling shareholder's equity concentration, which is a common market practice [1] - The buyback is seen as a move to consolidate the equity structure and strengthen the core management team's decision-making power, supporting the company's long-term ecological business development and strategic layout [1] Company Overview - Duzhimi Technology was founded in 2017 by Yu Hao, a Tsinghua University graduate, who previously established the "Sky Factory" maker space [3] - The company is known for its star products such as robotic vacuum cleaners, wireless vacuum cleaners, floor washers, and hair dryers, but has recently expanded its business scope beyond smart home products to lifestyle and smart technology sectors [3] - By March 2025, Duzhimi announced its transformation into a boundary-less ecological enterprise, with its business covering air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, and recently entering the drone and automotive sectors [3] Financial Performance - At a recent product launch event, Duzhimi revealed that its revenue for the first half of 2025 has already surpassed the total revenue for the entire year of 2024 [4]

Core Viewpoint - The founder of Chasing Technology announced plans for multiple IPOs of its business units globally starting from the end of next year, indicating significant growth and expansion in the company's operations [1] Group 1: Company Overview - Chasing Technology is a global high-end consumer electronics and smart manufacturing company, focusing on high-speed digital motors, intelligent algorithms, and motion control technology [1] - The company has launched four main product categories: robotic vacuum cleaners, wireless vacuum cleaners, smart floor washers, and high-speed hair dryers [1] - As of 2025, the revenue scale of Chasing Technology in the first half is expected to far exceed the total revenue for the entire year of 2024 [1] Group 2: Market Presence - Chasing Technology's products are available in over 100 countries and regions, with more than 6,000 physical retail stores globally [1] - The company has served over 30 million households cumulatively [1] Group 3: New Ventures - In late August, Chasing Technology announced its entry into the automotive sector, planning to launch its first ultra-luxury electric vehicle to compete with Bugatti Veyron, expected to debut in 2027 [1] - The company has had plans for vehicle manufacturing since 2013 and aims to leverage China's existing mature electric vehicle supply chain for research and production [1] - Chasing Technology is committed to long-term investment in the automotive field, with nearly 1,000 personnel in its R&D and production team, which is still expanding [1] - On September 8, the founder and team visited Germany for factory site selection, planning to collaborate with BNP Paribas to build a factory in Germany [1]