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RoboSense delivers one millionth LiDAR sensor for humanoid robot Qinglong
Chinese robotics firm RoboSense has achieved a significant milestone by producing its one millionth LiDAR sensor, becoming the first company globally to reach this mark. The sensor was delivered to Humanoid Robots (Shanghai) Limited for their Qinglong robot, amidst ongoing development supported by the National Local Joint Humanoid Robot Innovation Center.
Key points
- RoboSense produced its one millionth LiDAR unit in Shenzhen.
- The milestone makes RoboSense the first company to produce one million LiDAR sensors.
- The one millionth sensor delivered to Humanoid Robots (Shanghai) Limited for the Qinglong robot.
- Qinglong is China's first full-sized general-purpose humanoid robot, released in July 2022.
- The National Local Joint Humanoid Robot Innovation Center is involved in developing the public version of Qinglong.
Why it matters
- 2023 IT Trends show an increasing demand for robotics and automation across various sectors.
- Advancements in LiDAR technology are pivotal for the development of AI-driven robots and autonomous systems.
- This milestone reflects the growing importance of sensor technology in both industrial and consumer robotics.
RoboSense's landmark achievement in producing its one millionth LiDAR unit signifies a critical advancement in robotics technology, particularly for humanoid robots like Qinglong, and highlights the crucial role of sensors in future robotic innovations.