Longsys Says Unitree Robot Dogs Adopt Its Embedded Storage, Eyes Embodied AI

On November 13, Chinese memory products company Longsys stated on an investor interaction platform that its embedded storage, mobile storage, and mSSD products have significant application potential in the embodied intelligence sector. Citing third-party teardown reports of smart products, the company noted that Unitree's robot dogs and other products have already adopted Longsys's embedded storage solutions, indicating real-world deployment of its storage products in robotics.

In addition, Longsys said it has begun sampling and qualification of high-performance storage products with globally renowned robotics companies. However, due to customer confidentiality requirements, the company declined to disclose specific cooperation details.

Longsys's move highlights its strategic focus on the robotics sector. The disclosure underscores the increasing role of storage in intelligent robotic systems. Longsys is actively positioning itself in the embodied AI track, as demand for high-performance storage grows with the advancement of embodied intelligence technologies. The company's storage products are expected to gain broader adoption in the robotics market, reflecting a broader trend of semiconductor firms targeting embodied AI.