RoboSense's stock surged 5.36% during the intraday session on Thursday, marking a significant rebound after a period of weakness.

The movement follows the company's recent 2025 annual report, which highlighted explosive growth in its robotics business segment, validating a second major growth curve alongside its core automotive lidar operations. The report also confirmed steady growth in the vehicle-mounted segment, securing the company's fundamental revenue base.

A key technological milestone contributed to the positive sentiment: the Peacock chip—a fully solid-state focal plane array SPAD-SoC with a wide field of view and millimeter-level precision—is reported to be on track for mass production in the third quarter of 2026, representing a major step in the company's full-stack self-developed chipification strategy.