RoboSense Unveils Groundbreaking AI Robotics Strategy at Global Launch Event 2025

RoboSense recently launched its transformative AI robotics initiative during its first online global launch event titled 'Hello Robot' on January 2, 2025. The event served as a pivotal moment for the robotics technology firm, reflecting its ambition to consolidate its role as a global leader in robotics technology platforms. Here, RoboSense not only showcased its innovative product line set to debut at CES 2025 but also presented a humanoid robot prototype that underlines its commitments to advanced robotics solutions.

Redefining Identity and Capabilities

Building on a decade of innovation, RoboSense emerges as a key player in the realms of LiDAR and intelligent robotics. Key highlights from the event included the unveiling of three high-performance digital LiDAR products tailored for automotive and robotic applications. This vision sets the stage for the advent of fully digitized LiDAR technology, demonstrating unparalleled advancements in size, resolution, and accuracy.

EM4: A Game-Changer in Automotive Technology

RoboSense introduced the EM4, the world’s first digital LiDAR for automotive use offering ultra-long-range capabilities with "thousand beams" technology. With 1080 beams and a detection range extending up to 600 meters, the EM4 delivers high-definition 3D perception at 1080P, significantly enhancing smart driving and autonomous capabilities.

E1R: Pioneering LiDAR for Robotics

The E1R represents the first-ever solid-state digital LiDAR technology designed for robotics, boasting automotive-grade reliability. With patented SPAD-SoC chips and a 120° × 90° ultra-wide field of view, the E1R excels in environments requiring effective obstacle avoidance, mapping, and navigation.

Airy: Hemispherical Vision for Robotics

RoboSense also launched Airy, distinguished as the first 192-line digital hemispherical LiDAR, featuring a compact design comparable to a ping-pong ball. With a range of 120 meters and a detection speed of 1.72 million points per second, Airy is expertly engineered for robots requiring omnidirectional perception in complex scenarios.