For the past two years, the AI revolution has resembled a software arms race: the bigger the model, the better the odds of winning. But in 2025, the race is shifting from code to concrete. The new battleground is physical, industrial, and strategic—the rise of the AI factory.

Etron Technology is making bold moves into the burgeoning edge AI market with the launch of its AI vision solution, eYs3D, under its subsidiary eYs3D Microelectronics. The solution has already secured 12 customers, including a major Taiwanese parking lot operator, with expectations that over a thousand parking lots will adopt the technology by the second half of this year. This growing demand is set to fuel Etron's growth trajectory through 2026. Additionally, its other subsidiary, DeCloak, has unveiled new applications for its robot dog technology, integrating AI-powered privacy systems into military and law enforcement operations, with orders already overflowing into the year-end.