Etron Technology is concentrating its edge AI strategy on four pillars: memory, intelligent vision sensing, high-speed transmission, and privacy computing. Under the theme "MemorAiLink show up," the company will present its edge AI portfolio at CES 2026, targeting AI and robotics growth opportunities.
Etron will debut the RPC inside the G120 Subsystem, accelerating the expansion of its one-stop AI memory development platform, MemorAiLink. The platform covers customized memory, AI-dedicated memory, and heterogeneous integration packaging.
At CES, Etron will showcase multiple MemorAiLink-based solutions, including the RPC inside G120 Subsystem, upgraded and scalable DDR3 products, and upcoming ASIC AI memory for edge AI workloads such as SLMs and VLMs.
In high-speed transmission, the EJ732 series has passed USB-IF USB PD3.2 DRP controller certification. With an integrated host, device, and cable-side design, it supports USB PD3.2 up to 240W (48V/5A) Extended Power Range, and USB4 80Gbps data transfer.
Etron said the global robotics market is expected to exceed hundreds of billions of US dollars in 2025, positioning robotics as another strategic focus. Together with subsidiary eYs3D Microelectronics, it introduced the AMR01C/AMR01M robotic quasi-system platforms, integrating chassis, drive, sensing, control, navigation, and obstacle-avoidance algorithms to shorten system integration cycles.
Etron has also partnered with Asia Optical to develop domestically produced transport and robotic base quasi-systems, advancing the build-out of a local robotics ecosystem.
Etron's edge AI real-time sensing and computing platform, XINK Nano, has been deployed in smart parking systems for a leading domestic charging-pile operator. Equipped with a high-performance NPU, it supports RGB and ToF dual-sensor fusion and enables real-time on-device inference.
Etron subsidiary DeCloak Intelligences said its flagship Privacy-Aware Multimodal Intelligent Robotic System, DeCloakBrain, received CES 2026 Innovation Awards Honoree recognition for the third time. Its DecloakVision solution has been deployed across multiple medical centers, including Chi Mei Medical Center.
Article edited by Jack Wu
