Xindong Link says six-axis IMU chip targets robotics and intelligent driving
Xindong Link said its six-axis IMU chip under development was aimed at robotics and intelligent-driving markets while humanoid robot demand remained early-stage.
Evidence notes
- Xindong Link said its six-axis IMU chip under development targets robotics and intelligent-driving markets.
- The company described humanoid robots as an early-stage market whose commercial path and customer demand were still developing.
- It said cooperation with related enterprises would be paced against industry development, capacity, R&D and market expansion.
Company context
Xindong Link supplies MEMS inertial sensors, gyroscopes, accelerometers and IMU products for navigation, motion sensing and intelligent hardware.