Looking ahead to next year, a leading technology company has set an ambitious development plan. Its AI business division is anchored on four core objectives, preparing to win seven key battles and striving to achieve its market capitalization targets. Notably, the first batch of embodied intelligent robots will be officially released in February, aiming to become the earliest company in the US market to deliver such products — a milestone for the entire robotics industry.


Meanwhile, another business line is also gaining momentum, accelerating implementation through a "three-pronged" strategy: ramping up deliveries of new energy vehicles, advancing robot commercialization, and ecosystem empowerment, among other multi-dimensional efforts. The goal is to achieve commercial profitability by 2026, signaling a comprehensive acceleration from R&D to industrialization. The establishment of a dual-listed company structure further provides a flexible platform for capital operations to support these innovative businesses.
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ForkTonguevip
· 22h ago
The robotics track is about to become competitive again, but to be honest, the US's early delivery of this hype is a bit hollow. See the real deal in February next year, hold on and don't hype it up yet. The dual listing structure is innovative, this round of capital operation is quite something. Commercial profitability by 2026? Let's first solve the current technical issues. I'm optimistic about embodied intelligence, but competitors are not idle either. Four major goals and seven battles, sounds like a story being told to investors. This pace... could it be another overestimation of future growth? Even Elon Musk is still debating the cost of robots, so how come this company is so optimistic? The key is actually in ecological empowerment, not the robots themselves. The ramp-up in new energy vehicle deliveries plus robotics, walking on two legs is indeed more stable. After hyping so many goals, I wouldn't be surprised if only half are achieved in the end.
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SmartContractDivervip
· 22h ago
Once again, "milestone" and "ambitious," really daring to boast The robot hasn't even been seen yet and they're already setting a schedule? Let's see if they can deliver on time The dual listing strategy... kind of like paving the way for financing Profitable in 2026? First, let's clarify this year's data If embodied intelligent robots can really do the work, that would be a game-changer. Right now, it's just PPT hero "Three-pronged approach moving forward together," sounds like nothing has been confirmed Wait, the earliest delivery in the US? What about the domestic market?
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