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$VPG at today's investor conference gave some great clarity and is successfully advancing its position within the humanoid robotics market by transitioning key partnerships from the engineering phase to early production. The company is currently focused on two primary customers that represent distinct high-growth opportunities. Customer 1: Industrial Production Customer 1 has transitioned from initial engineering collaboration to the final system setup stage. This partner is currently executing early alpha builds and has placed orders for dozens of robots. Each unit incorporates 20 to 30 VPG sensors to ensure precision and safety. VPG anticipates a significant order for hundreds of units in the second quarter of 2026. If the customer maintains its current timeline, production could scale to hundreds of robots per week by the end of the year. This represents a major milestone in moving from specialized prototypes to repeatable manufacturing. Customer 2: Advanced Tactile Sensing The partnership with Customer 2 highlights the specialized technical capabilities of VPG sensor technology. The company recently secured 1.5 million in orders specifically for tactile sensing applications. These sensors are integrated into the robotic fingers to provide a human-like sense of touch and feel. This capability is essential for robots performing delicate or complex manipulation tasks. VPG expect to establish clear volume projections once the customer finishes its current round of prototype evaluations. $VPG just confirmed they're actively working with both of their customers seeing orders and visibility, which I have known. This should dispel any concerns around being designed out via Chinese suppliers. @aleabitoreddit






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