The picture shows the 5G unmanned new energy mining vehicle project put into production in Ordos. Photo by Pei Yongyao
Ordos, China, January 4 (Reporter Li Aiping) Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Ordos Jungar Economic Development Zone on the 4th pointed out that Inner Mongolia's first 5G unmanned new energy mining vehicle project was officially put into production in the economic development zone, and the biggest significance of the project is to better help the construction of local green and smart mines.
Officials said that the 5G unmanned new energy mining vehicle project with a total investment of 1 billion yuan (RMB) can achieve functions such as accurate and smooth automatic loading, transportation, docking, and autonomous obstacle avoidance in the mine scene. At the same time, the vehicle is also equipped with an environment-aware system, behavior control, positioning system and high-precision maps, which can complete high-precision circular operations in accordance with mine dispatch instructions without human operation.
Cui Wenyu, deputy general manager of Inner Mongolia Tiechen Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd., the relevant person in charge of the project, said that at present, the company has reached a strategic cooperative relationship with the leading enterprises in the field of new energy vehicles in China, and will successively launch products including new energy tractors, dump trucks, excavators and other products, providing customers with a full set of intelligent and new energy product solutions, and creating an industry model in the field of 5G unmanned new energy vehicles in China.
What makes Cui Wenyu happy is that "although the project has just been put into production, it has received a large number of orders from surrounding customers, mainly from related enterprises in the energy and transportation fields." ”
Analysts said that the 5G unmanned new energy mining vehicle project put into production here this time is of great significance to solving the recruitment difficulties, labor difficulties and safety problems of local open-pit coal mines, and the future market prospects will be very broad. (End)