Xingchi Power PULSE Architecture: Embodied AI Lacks Home Users Willing to Pay
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Xingchi Power PULSE Architecture: Embodied AI Lacks Home Users Willing to Pay

Jiang ShouqianJiang ShouqianJul 262026/07/26 136 views

The global home service robot market is projected to reach $12 billion in 2025, but the actual penetration rate of true household robots is less than 2%. Behind this data lies an awkward reality: robot vacuums are selling like hotcakes, but embodied intelligence robots that can "serve tea, tidy rooms," etc., have yet to see a single product truly enter millions of homes. Xingchi Power's newly released PULSE architecture attempts to break through using a bottom-line logic that is "more human-like." As a pre-sales engineer, my first reaction was: How can this capability be packaged into a product? How much are users willing to pay?

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