RoboSense's stock soared 6.89% during intraday trading on Friday, marking a significant rebound for the company.

The surge follows the company's Q1 results showing a critical structural inflection point, with robot LiDAR shipments reaching 185,500 units - a staggering 1,458.8% increase year-over-year. This growth has propelled the robot business segment to represent 56% of total sales, surpassing ADAS for the first time.

Markets are responding positively to the improved business mix, as robot business orders carry gross margins of 30%-40%, significantly higher than ADAS levels at around 20%. Management has indicated that with proprietary chips Phoenix and Peacock entering mass production in the second half of the year, chip costs are expected to decline approximately 50%, with the company targeting breakeven for the full year.