The company has replaced this step with an X-ray system paired with an AI vision model that completes a full inspection in two seconds. Lei described this upgrade as clear example of how intelligent systems raise factory performance, but also noted that no single company can build this market alone
Xiaomi’s Lei Jun speaks in front of an image of the CyberOne humanoid. PIC COURTESY/Xiaomi
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun has predicted that the next five years will bring a major shift in manufacturing powered by artificial intelligence (AI). Lei highlighted the electric vehicle plant run by Xiaomi as a clear sign of the transformation in progress. Large die-cast car parts usually require slow manual inspection, which often leads to mistakes.
The company has replaced this step with an X-ray system paired with an AI vision model that completes a full inspection in two seconds. Lei described this upgrade as a clear example of how intelligent systems raise factory performance, but also noted that no single company can build this market alone. Instead, he expects long-term growth to depend on partnerships and shared engineering platforms across the sector.
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