Report: SenseTime and Galaxy General Robotics Compete for Business Involving 7-Eleven and Jinlimen

eu.36kr.com reported on October 10, 2026, that SenseTime and Galaxy General Robotics are competing for business involving 7-Eleven and Jinlimen.

If the report is accurate, it means competition between an AI company and a robotics company is being framed around specific commercial opportunities. But the excerpt does not provide details of the projects, so that is all that can be said for now.

Because this is a report rather than an official announcement, it is important to distinguish the basic outline of the development from what remains unknown. The report indicates only that two companies, SenseTime and Galaxy General Robotics, are competing over opportunities identified by the proper names 7-Eleven and Jinlimen. The scale of the projects, the areas involved, contract terms and deployment scope cannot be confirmed from this excerpt alone. A related article from Physical AI News, Huawei Cloud Announces Agentic AI Product Portfolio, focused on the announcement of an AI product portfolio. This report, by contrast, is not about a product launch; it frames the matter in terms of bids or competition for business. The focus thus shifts from what was developed to which opportunities companies are pursuing. However, the excerpt from the original report provides little information about the projects, so it is not possible to determine the specific differences in the competition at this point. Readers should consult the original report for details. From an industry perspective, the report itself points to AI and robotics companies intersecting in commercial activity. But the available information does not show which company has an advantage, what capabilities were valued or whether the reference is to projects involving 7-Eleven, Jinlimen or both. The next points to verify are the work involved, deployment scope, delivery parties and division of roles between the companies.