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COSMOPlat is a China-based industrial internet and industrial AI platform brand providing digital products and solutions for manufacturers and other organizations.

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Overview

COSMOPlat, branded in Chinese as 卡奥斯, is an industrial internet platform and industrial digitalization business associated with Haier’s digital manufacturing experience. It describes itself as a provider of industrial intelligent products and solutions, combining artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, big data, industrial software, industrial models, intelligent agents, operating-system capabilities, and edge computing. Its stated objective is to help customers advance intelligent and greener operations through data collection at industrial sites and data-driven analysis and decision-making in the cloud. The offering spans products for companies of different sizes and digitalization needs, from shop-floor and scenario-level applications to enterprise platforms. Named offerings include COSMO-Sphere, an enterprise industrial internet platform; COSMO-iMOM, a twin-enabled manufacturing operations platform; COSMO-iEMS, an energy and carbon management platform; COSMO-iMV, a machine-vision surface-defect inspection product; and equipment-management and industrial-AI tools. The company also describes solutions for energy, household appliances, electronics, automotive and auto parts, chemicals, machinery, industrial parks, and public-sector or city services. These cover areas such as manufacturing operations, energy management, carbon reduction, factory and park management, quality inspection, and equipment maintenance. COSMOPlat’s commercial model combines products with industry-specific solutions and ecosystem services. Its website says the platform has served more than 9,500 customers across sectors including household appliances, electronics, automotive, energy and chemicals, and machinery and equipment. The company also reports participation in enabling 20 lighthouse factories worldwide, across more than ten industries. These figures and rankings are company-reported or attributed on its site to external evaluations; they should be understood in that context. The brand presents itself as an early Chinese industrial internet explorer and emphasizes standards participation, cross-industry deployment, and the transfer of industrial digitalization practices to customers. Its platform page reports involvement in international and domestic standards, including work connected to ISO, IEC, IEEE, and UL, and describes participation in the European GAIA-X initiative. It also reports a first-place position in China’s industrial data-intelligence solutions market by platform revenue in 2024, citing Frost & Sullivan. COSMOPlat remains an active platform brand with products and solutions promoted for Chinese and international industrial customers.

History

COSMOPlat’s public history, as presented in the supplied official-site material, is framed around Haier’s accumulated industrial experience and the development of industrial internet capabilities for use beyond a single company. The platform describes its solutions as drawing on nearly 40 years of industrial experience and Haier digitalization practices. The supplied evidence does not give a precise founding date, identify an individual founder, or state the platform’s original legal form, so those details cannot be established here. The brand’s development narrative emphasizes early exploration of industrial internet in China, the creation of reusable platform capabilities, and expansion into multiple industries. Its platform page describes a technical architecture combining industrial software and intelligent agents, industrial operating-system and industrial-brain capabilities, and IoT systems and edge-computing devices. The stated purpose is to connect data collection at the equipment and factory level with cloud-based analysis and decision-making. COSMOPlat also says its work has included participation in international and domestic standard-setting, naming ISO, IEC, IEEE, and UL among the relevant organizations. The company’s official timeline records a sequence of annual milestones from 2023. In 2023, it said it had appeared five times at Hannover Messe and had enabled 11 lighthouse factories. In 2024, it reported six consecutive years at the top of the national cross-industry and cross-domain industrial internet platform list, a brand valuation above RMB 100 billion, and participation in enabling 12 lighthouse factories. In 2025, it reported seven consecutive years at the top of that platform list, 20 lighthouse factories, and leadership in establishing what it described as the first global IEEE international standard for an intelligent interaction engine. These are claims and figures as presented by the company’s website. By the later official-site material, COSMOPlat had broadened its product presentation to include industrial AI products and specialized digital tools. Its catalogue names COSMO-Sphere, COSMO-iMOM, COSMO-iEMS, COSMO-iMV, COSMO Code, and Tiance, among other offerings. Its solutions are presented for industries including household appliances, electronics, automotive, energy and chemicals, and machinery, alongside offerings for industrial parks and city services. The company says that its platform-based products and solutions have been applied at scale and that it has served more than 9,500 customers. Internationalization and external recognition form another part of the company’s account of its development. COSMOPlat says it was invited to participate in building GAIA-X, a European federation-cloud initiative, and cites involvement in standards work and lighthouse-factory projects beyond China. For 2024, it attributes to Frost & Sullivan the assessment that it ranked first in China’s platform-based industrial data-intelligence solutions market by revenue. Its more recent website materials also cite industrial AI and brand recognitions, and describe continued expansion of its product ecosystem. The evidence supplied does not independently verify these claims or specify the company’s current headquarters, executives, corporate registration, or exact ownership structure.

  • 2026

    Reported selection for IDC China AI 50 and recognition of industrial AI work in external initiatives

  • 2025

    Reported seven consecutive years at the top of the national platform list, 20 lighthouse factories, and an IEEE intelligent-interaction-engine standard

  • 2024

    Reported six consecutive years at the top of the national cross-industry platform list, a brand valuation above RMB 100 billion, and 12 lighthouse factories

  • 2023

    Reported 11 enabled lighthouse factories and five appearances at Hannover Messe

Products and positioning

A provider of industrial internet, industrial AI, and digital-transformation products and solutions, emphasizing cross-industry applications, manufacturing expertise, and intelligent and greener operations.

  • COSMO-Sphere

    Enterprise industrial internet platform described as supporting expandable business applications and connected data flows.

  • COSMO-iMOM

    Twin-enabled manufacturing operations platform for making manufacturing operations more predictable, measurable, and decision-ready.

  • COSMO-iEMS

    Energy and carbon-management platform with AI and multi-agent capabilities for enterprise energy-use scenarios.

  • COSMO-iMV

    Machine-vision product for surface-defect inspection.

  • COSMO Code

    Intelligent development platform promoted for AI-assisted application creation.

  • Tiance

    Intelligent interaction workstation combining conversation, digital-human, and lightweight-application functions.

Controversies

  • 2026

    COSMOPlat IPO Alleged to Rely Heavily on Haier Related-Party Transactions, Owe About RMB28 Million in Social Insurance

    COSMOPlat switched to a Hong Kong IPO; its prospectus shows Haier Group is both its largest customer and largest supplier, with related-party transaction revenue accounting for as much as 72.2%; it was also reported that over more than three years the company cumulatively owed about RMB28 million in employee social insurance and housing provident fund, and its “industry No. 1” claim corresponds to only a 1.2% market share. Media questioned it; IPO is under review.

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Recent events

  • Reported

    Haier Smart Home announces proposed divestiture of majority stake in COSMOPlat[8]

    Haier Smart Home announced that it proposed to transfer its 54.50% stake in Haier COSMOPlat IoT Ecosystem Technology to Qingdao Haier Ecological Investment for 4.06 billion yuan. The proposed transaction would leave Haier Smart Home with an aggregate 18.75% indirect and direct interest, and COSMOPlat would no longer be included in its consolidated statements.

  • Reported

    Haier Smart Home announces planned sale of its Kaos stake[9]

    Haier Smart Home announced that it plans to transfer 54.50% of Kaos to Haier Eco Investment for 4.06 billion yuan. The transaction was approved by the board on July 29 and still requires shareholder approval.

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