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China's First Embodied Intelligent Digital Metro Train VELLINK Unveiled: Capable of Active Optimization of Operations and Intelligent Formulation of Driving Strategies

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Source roundup from published reports. Claims below are attributed to their publishers, not independently verified. IT Home — Robotics: China's First Embodied Intelligent Digital Metro Train VELLINK Unveiled: Capable of Active Optimization of Operations and Intelligent Formulation of Driving Strategies. The VELLINK train, developed by CRRC Changchun Railway Vehicle Co., Ltd., is the world's first metro train equipped with embodied intelligent technology. The train achieves active optimization of operations through intel…

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  1. IT Home — Robotics
    China's First Embodied Intelligent Digital Metro Train VELLINK Unveiled: Capable of Active Optimization of Operations and Intelligent Formulation of Driving Strategies

    The VELLINK train, developed by CRRC Changchun Railway Vehicle Co., Ltd., is the world's first metro train equipped with embodied intelligent technology. The train achieves active optimization of operations through intelligent perception, decision-making, and interaction capabilities, and has been optimized in system architecture, power supply chain, and load-bearing structure to improve energy efficiency and reduce weight, while also featuring a multimodal perception large model to intelligently formulate driving strategies.

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