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TCL's foray into robotics follows a dual-track model of investment plus in-house development.

On the investment front, TCL's venture capital arm, TCL Capital, has invested in AgiBot and is actively pursuing opportunities in other technology innovation sectors.

Since 2024, TCL Group has been systematically building out its robotics footprint, covering the entire chain from the "brain, cerebellum, and pituitary" to joints, dexterous hands, and core components.

On the product side, TCL unveiled the world's first split-body AI companion robot, TCL Ai Me, at CES 2025, featuring a biomimetic design and a mobile capsule base that enables multimodal natural interaction, emotional companionship, and smart home appliance control.

In industrial applications, an embodied robot co-developed by TCL Air Conditioner and Unitree Robotics has been deployed at TCL's smart factory in Wuhan.

However, TCL Technology, the listed entity, has stated that its main business does not directly involve robotics.