Black Sesame Technologies, an automotive-grade computing SoC and Soc-based intelligent vehicle solution provider, made its debut at Asia Tech x Singapore (ATxSG) at the Singapore EXPO Convention Center.
In the TechXLR8Asia zone dedicated to AI, IoT and edge computing, the company showcased its solutions for robotics, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), and edge intelligence.
Black Sesame Technologies has expanded into robotics and edge computing through its proprietary IP cores, algorithms, and software ecosystems. The company’s Huashan A1000/A2000 and Wudang C1200 chip families deliver high performance, reliability and cost efficiency, serving as core computing engines for ADAS, robotics, edge AI and consumer electronics. These solutions have empowered leading global automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers.
At the exhibition, Black Sesame Technologies highlighted its robotics solutions:
Pre-designed SOM Boards: Powered by Huashan A1000/Wudang C1200 chips, providing scalable, energy-efficient hardware foundations that reduce development cycles
Developer Kit/ Evaluation Board: Ready-to-use platforms with ROS1/ROS2 compatibility enabling rapid prototyping for SLAM navigation and multi-sensor fusion
Turnkey Solutions: End-to-end services from chip selection to structural manufacturing
Edge-side LLM AI: Industry-first solution enabling localized inference and autonomous decision-making
Since establishing its Singapore subsidiary in 2018, Black Sesame Technologies has built a team covering R&D, technical support, and business development. As a global operations hub, the Singapore team provides full lifecycle support for Southeast Asian clients from chip integration to deployment.
“Southeast Asia is an emerging frontier for robotics applications, with strong demand in industrial automation, smart logistics and urban mobility,” said Xu Jin, general manager of Black Sesame Technologies Singapore.
“We deliver not just high-performance hardware, but also algorithm optimization and customized solutions to help customers overcome complex challenges.”
Black Sesame Technologies said it will continue expanding partnerships across Southeast Asia to scale robotics applications in smart manufacturing, service robotics, and smart cities. The company also demonstrated a logistics robot prototype powered by its Wudang C1200 chip featuring edge-LLM enabled autonomous navigation.
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