TREE NEWS update: RoboSense’s all-solid-state digital LiDAR E2, powered by its ‘Peacock’ chip, has achieved mass production with the launch of Navimow H5 Pro, a robotic lawn mower by Segway-Ninebot’s brand Unilan. Unveiled at IFA 2026 in Berlin, this marks the first mass-production project for E2 and the ‘Peacock’ chip, described as the industry’s highest-spec all-solid-state area-array SPAD-SoC. Since January, RoboSense has been the exclusive supplier of digital perception products for Unilan’s three product lines.
RoboSense’s ‘Peacock’ Chip Reaches Mass Production via Navimow H5 Pro
This milestone signals that high-spec solid-state LiDAR has moved beyond automotive pilots into a volume consumer robotics application, validating the chip's cost and manufacturing readiness. The exclusive supply deal with Unilan suggests RoboSense is betting on diversified revenue streams beyond vehicles, which could reshape competitive dynamics in the perception sensor market. Watch whether this production ramp pressures rivals to accelerate their own solid-state timelines or if quality issues emerge in real-world lawn-care conditions.
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