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Robot navigation technology supplier Amicro is offering shares in Hong Kong, with trading expected to begin on November 12. The company supplies chips, algorithms and components used in cleaning robots and other machines.
Amicro is offering shares in Hong Kong, with trading expected to begin on November 12, according to TechNode. The Zhuhai company supplies chips, algorithms and components that help robots map their surroundings, determine their location and navigate.
Amicro says eight of the world's 10 leading smart cleaning robot companies have used its technology. Its customers include Xiaomi, iRobot, Ecovacs, Philips, SEB and Anker. The company sold more than 3.5 million intelligent mobile robot solutions in 2025.
Amicro reported about RMB 407 million in revenue and an RMB 155 million net loss for 2025. It is expanding beyond robot vacuums with the AM970 vision platform, which supports up to six image sensors and AI computing for cleaning robots, lawn mowers, drones, industrial vision systems and humanoid robots.
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