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SenseTime's SenseCore large-device business held 9.4% of China's enterprise MaaS private-deployment market in the first half of 2026, keeping its TOP2 position, according to an IDC report on the sector's latest landscape.
- The company says it builds end-to-end multimodal solutions and works on site with customers through a Forward Deployed Engineer model, jointly defining use cases, building models and sharing goals.
- SenseTime cites its Cloud Universe Star large model as an example, saying it cut business processing time by 60% and raised per-capita output efficiency by 70% for a customer.
- SenseCore has also packaged large-model projects into a repeatable delivery method it calls the AI "123" rule: one day to establish business value, two days to complete a demo, and 30 days to put a stable version into production.
- In advanced manufacturing, SenseTime says it has served five large Shanghai state-owned enterprises through this model, landed dozens of industrial use cases, and won four awards at the CICC 2026 state-owned-asset scenario and industry application challenge.