VisionSys shares jump 12.97% intraday after AI model outperforms Google, Meta, Microsoft in international tests and partners with China Merchants Group, Meituan Robotics, and Anki Micro for industrial, low-altitude economy, and smart home applications.

think> Okay, let me try to work through this step by step. The user wants me to transform the given Chinese text into a concise news headline in English following specific rules. First, I need to parse the input and extract the necessary information. The company name is VisionSys. The percentage change is 12.9707113%, which needs to be rounded to two decimal places. Rounding that gives 12.97%. The time period is intraday, so I'll include that. Now, the reasons for the price movement are two points. The first is about the AI model leading in international tests on January 26, 2026, ahead of big companies like Google, Meta, and Microsoft. The second reason is the partnership with China Merchants Group, Meituan Robotics, and Anker Micro to implement technology in industrial, low-altitude economy, and smart home scenarios. I need to combine these reasons into a brief explanation. Maybe start with the media report on the AI model's performance and then mention the partnerships. I should make sure to mention the key companies involved and the areas of application. I have to keep the company name as VisionSys. Also, ensure that the percentage is correctly formatted without trailing zeros. The time period is intraday. The example uses a structure where the first sentence includes the surge and the main reason, then the second part elaborates on the company's focus. So putting it all together: "VisionSys surged 12.97% intraday trading, driven by media reports that its AI model outperformed industry giants like Google, Meta, and Microsoft in international benchmarks on January 26, 2026. The company also announced a strategic partnership with China Merchants Group, Meituan Robotics, and Anker Micro to deploy technology in industrial, low-altitude economy, and smart home sectors." Wait, the date is January 26, 2026. Should I include the year? The example didn't mention the year for Pineapple Energy, but maybe it's necessary here since it's a specific date. However, the example's date was just "July" without the year. Hmm. The user's example for Pineapple Energy didn't include the year for the construction start. So maybe in this case, just mention the date as January 26. But the user's input includes the full date. Let me check the example again. The example input had "7月开始施工" which translates to July, but the output just said "construction scheduled to begin in July". So the output omitted the year. Therefore, in this case, the date in the input is January 26, 2026. But the output should probably just say "on January 26" without the year? Wait, but the example didn't include the year. Let me check the example's input and output again. In the example input, the date was "plan于7月开始施工", and the output said "construction scheduled to begin in July". So the output omitted the year. Therefore, in this case, the date is January 26, 2026. But the output should probably just say "on January 26" without the year. However, the example didn't include the year. But the user's input here is in Chinese, and the date is 2026年1月26日. The example's output didn't include the year for July. So maybe it's acceptable to just mention the date as January 26. But perhaps in the output, it's better to include the year since it's a specific date. Wait, the example's input had a date in the future (7月 is July, but the example's output didn't mention the year. However, in the example's input, the date was part of the company's statement. Maybe in this case, the user wants to include the year if it's part of the reason for the price movement. Since the AI model's performance was reported on January 26, 2026, it's a specific date. Including the year might be necessary for accuracy. But the example didn't include the year. Hmm. Maybe the user expects to include the year. Let me check the example again. The example input had "7月开始施工" and the output said "construction scheduled to begin in July". The output didn't mention the year. So the example's output omitted the year. Therefore, in this case, the date in the input is January 26, 2026. Should I include the year? The example didn't include the year, so maybe it's better to omit it here as well. So just say "on January 26". Wait, but the example's input was in Chinese, and the date was "7月开始施工", which is July, but the output just.