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RoboSense E2 and EM4 LiDARs complete NVIDIA HSB ecosystem adaptation

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Speedtong Juchuang has completed the NVIDIA HSB ecosystem integration for its second-generation full-solid-state laser radar E2 and ultra-long-range laser radar EM4, becoming the first company to achieve this. This integration enables direct sensor data communication with NVIDIA's computing platforms, enhancing efficiency and reducing development costs for global developers. The company's automotive and robotics businesses are both seeing strong growth, with significant market expansion and new product launches.

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Reported quantity · sales_volume: 3400 other · Basis not reported
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“目前，速腾聚创已服务全球超3400家机器人客户，覆盖宇树科技、智元机器人、石头科技、未岚大陆、库犸、普渡等各细分赛道头部企业，2025年机器人激光雷达市场份额居全球首位。”

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Latest development2026-10-19 12:26 UTC
Speedtong Juchuang Integrates with NVIDIA HSB Ecosystem, Expands Global Reach

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    Speedtong Juchuang Integrates with NVIDIA HSB Ecosystem, Expands Global Reach

    Speedtong Juchuang has completed the NVIDIA HSB ecosystem integration for its second-generation full-solid-state laser radar E2 and ultra-long-range laser radar EM4, becoming the first company to achieve this. This integration enables direct sensor data communication with NVIDIA's computing platforms, enhancing efficiency and reducing development costs for global developers. The company's automotive and robotics businesses are both seeing strong growth, with significant market expansion and new product launches.

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