Hikvision said on its interactive platform on November 13 that Hikrobot has completed its shareholding system reform and IPO guidance filing, and that IPO-related progress should be subject to official disclosures. Hikrobot, formerly Hikvision's machine vision business unit and established as an independent company in 2016, is a global provider of machine vision and mobile robot products and solutions focused on the industrial IoT, smart logistics and smart manufacturing. On July 6, 2026, with a forklift robot rolling off the production line, Hikrobot announced that cumulative output of its full range of mobile robots had surpassed 200,000 units; as of April 2026, it had served more than 20,000 customers across over 1,000 segmented application scenarios, covering industries including automotive and auto parts, 3C electronics, photovoltaics, lithium batteries, commercial circulation, food and pharmaceuticals, tobacco, footwear and apparel.
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Hikvision: Hikrobot Has Completed Shareholding Reform and Filed for IPO Tutoring
IT Home, November 13 — Hikvision said today (November 13) on its interactive platform that Hikrobot has completed its shareholding reform and filed for IPO tutoring. For IPO-related progress, please refer to official disclosures.
According to public information reviewed by IT Home, Hikrobot is a global provider of machine vision and mobile robot products and solutions, with its business focused on the industrial Internet of Things, smart logistics and smart manufacturing. It was formerly the machine vision business unit of Hikvision and was established as an independent entity in 2016.
On July 6, 2026, as a forklift robot rolled off the production line, Hikrobot officially announced that its cumulative output of mobile robots across all categories had surpassed 200,000 units.
As of April 2026, Hikrobot had served more than 20,000 customers cumulatively and deployed in over 1,000 segmented application scenarios, covering industries such as automotive and auto parts, 3C electronics, photovoltaics, lithium batteries, commercial circulation, food and pharmaceuticals, tobacco, and footwear and apparel.
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