Maxic Technology issued an announcement via its investor relations activities record sheet, revealing that its wireless charging chips have been seamlessly integrated into the AI smartphone co-developed by ByteDance Doubao and ZTE. These chips not only fulfill the phone's stringent demands for wireless charging efficiency but also enhance its battery longevity. In the realm of AI at the edge, Maxic Technology's optical sensors stand out by providing environmental awareness and interactive capabilities for terminal devices. This enables them to intelligently respond to their surroundings. Looking ahead, the company is committed to furthering its research and development in pioneering sensing technologies, such as AI sensors. It aims to capitalize on the growth prospects within the AI terminal ecosystem, which encompasses AI smartphones and AI glasses, and to drive the broader adoption of its products across diverse application scenarios.