TREE NEWS update: At IFA 2026, Uniland’s Navimow H5 Pro robotic mower became the first mass-produced product to use RoboSense’s E2 solid-state LiDAR, based on its self-developed SPAD-SoC ‘Peacock’ chip. The E2 had its global debut at WAIC in July. This marks the chip’s transition from development to commercial application, entering an accelerated scaling phase.
RoboSense’s ‘Peacock’ chip powers first mass-produced product at IFA 2026
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