On July 17, RoboSense Technology (02498.HK) declined 5.22% in regular trading, trading at HK$22.32 per share, with turnover of approximately HK$46.76 million.

The decline was driven by a confluence of factors. The Electronic Equipment and Instruments sector came under broad selling pressure, with peers GPIXEL falling 7.86%, Nuobikan down 6.01%, Wasion Holdings down 5.72%, and Q Tech down 4.99%. Meanwhile, the stock had surged over 6% the prior session on expectations surrounding the WAIC 2026 conference and the upcoming launch of its second-generation all-solid-state digital LiDAR product built on its proprietary Peacock SPAD-SoC chip. With the conference officially commencing, the short-term catalyst was considered fully priced in, triggering profit-taking.

Additionally, market concerns persist over the sequential slowdown in the robotics segment. Q2 robotics LiDAR sales totaled approximately 97,100 units, a sharp decline from Q1's 185,500 units, raising questions about growth sustainability despite the year-over-year surge of 510% for the first half.

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