Guangji Focuses on Smart Robots, Stock Rises on Strong Project Outlook

Taiwanese industrial computer maker Guangji (8050) is making significant strides in the Edge AI and smart robotics sectors. The company's stock saw a notable increase, trading up 1.71% to NT$59.5 with 4,843 shares traded as of 10:41 AM, following positive market reception to its robot project prospects discussed at a recent investor conference.

Guangji announced a strategic partnership with AMD, aiming to expand its ecosystem of partners and conduct proof-of-concept projects in the fourth quarter of this year. The company anticipates that smart robot projects will gradually enter mass production next year, with a particular focus on "brain" platforms and related solutions for smart robots, which are expected to become a key driver of future business growth.

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The company is currently collaborating with AMD and will continue to expand its ecosystem partners and promote proof-of-concept (POC) in the fourth quarter of this year. Smart robot projects are expected to gradually enter mass production next year, focusing on the "brain" platform and related solutions for smart robots, which is expected to become an important growth driver for future operations.

The company forecasts continued growth of 20% to 30% in the edge AI market. Beyond providing edge computing hardware platforms, Guangji has already launched AI motherboards and embedded system solutions for smart factories, warehouse autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), and smart healthcare. It has identified smart transportation, high-end networking, smart retail, and smart healthcare as its five major vertical application priorities, aiming to leverage AI applications for sustained operational growth.

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The company sees the edge AI market continuing to grow at 20% to 30%. In addition to providing edge computing hardware platforms, the company has launched AI motherboards and embedded system solutions for smart factories, warehouse autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), and smart healthcare, and has listed smart transportation, high-end networking, smart retail, and smart healthcare as five major vertical application priorities, hoping to continuously contribute to operational growth through AI applications.