On October 21, Twillow released a statement noting that its stock closing price had surged by over 20% cumulatively across two consecutive trading days (October 20 and 21), signaling abnormal volatility in stock trading. Presently, the company is maintaining normal operations with its core business remaining steady. The shipment volumes and revenue generated from large model AI products have yet to reach a significant scale, representing a relatively small portion of the company's overall revenue and exerting no substantial influence on its short-term operational performance. Twillow's AI applications are predominantly concentrated in the video surveillance sector and do not extend to fields such as humanoid robotics, spatial computing, aerospace, autonomous driving, or the low-altitude economy.
