- CEO
- Bing Jiang
- Full Time Employees
- 1,268
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Electronic production equipment
- Address
- Maxvision Tower Shenzhen GD China 518000
- IPO Date
- May 25, 2020
- Business
- Maxvision Technology Corp. Maxvision Technology Corp. (002990.SZ) is a high-tech enterprise listed on the Main Board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange that researches, develops, produces, and sells intelligent products and system solutions based on artificial intelligence, big data, Internet of Things, biometrics, image and video analysis, and electromechanical automatic control; its core offerings include identity authentication products such as embedded palm vein recognition terminals, facial recognition terminals (e.g., 205AG), iris and fingerprint capture devices, and ID/travel document readers; passenger and cargo security solutions like e-gates (e.g., E108AI), intelligent verification terminals, video anti-trailing systems, and empty container inspection systems; vehicle safety and inspection systems encompassing ANPR all-in-one machines, under-vehicle surveillance robots, electronic cargo tracking, and intelligent lock trackers; intelligent transportation products including traffic signal controllers, flow detectors, multi-function radar speed detectors, and license plate recognition; as well as fire safety and service robots for water spraying, smoke extraction, and foam spraying, alongside intelligent algorithms for personnel identification, vehicle recognition, behavior analysis, and safe operation analysis. Headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China, with additional facilities in Wuhan and Dongguan, the company was founded in 1997 and primarily serves industries such as smart ports, airports, transportation, seaports, campuses, city management, logistics, and border security, with a global focus enhanced by operations in Europe and North America. In July 2025, Maxvision acquired the core assets and intellectual property of Aldebaran, a French humanoid robotics pioneer, including flagship robots NAO and Pepper, to bolster its AI-driven robotics capabilities, diversify into education, healthcare, eldercare, emergency response, and commercial services, and leverage Aldebaran's European and North American channels for global expansion while establishing a French subsidiary for R&D and support.