Chinese 3D vision AI startup Sensing4D AI submits IPO application to US stock market: plans to raise $35 million and advance embodied intelligence simulation.
Sensing4D AI plans to go public on Nasdaq, aiming to raise $35 million, with a primary focus on 3D reconstruction and embodied intelligence simulation. The company's annual revenue is $29 million.
According to Jinse Finance APP, Sensing4D AI, which provides AI-driven 3D vision, reconstruction, and digital twin solutions, has submitted an application to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) with plans to raise up to $35 million through an IPO.
Sensing4D AI offers AI-driven 3D vision solutions to enterprise clients in China, covering 3D reconstruction, robotic 3D vision, embodied intelligence simulation training grounds, and digital content creation. Its self-developed Sen-3D platform integrates the perception modeling engine Sen-Modeling and the simulation engine Sen-Creation, enabling digital reconstruction of real-world scenarios and assisting in the creation of interactive 3D content. The company’s clientele spans industrial parks, robotics, digital cities, forestry technology, and intelligent manufacturing sectors.
This Shenzhen, China-based company was founded in 2020 and achieved revenue of $29 million for the 12 months ended March 31, 2026. The company plans to list on Nasdaq, but has not yet chosen a stock symbol (provisional code: SNSG.RC). Eddid Securities is acting as the sole bookrunner for the offering, and pricing terms have not yet been disclosed.
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