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JD Logistics launches first Tibet railway freight train with autonomous robots and air-to-land hybrid service

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JD Logistics inaugurated its first Tibet-Lhasa railway freight train on the Qinghai-Tibet line, reducing outbound delivery times to as fast as next-day. The operation includes a Lhasa smart warehouse equipped with over 100 self-developed "Di Lang" robots and an air-to-land hybrid service for cost-effective speed.

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Reported quantity · Reported duration: 20.5 hours · Basis not reported
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“这一班列沿着青藏铁路,经停那曲、安多、雁石坪、沱沱河、不冻泉等地,单程 20.5 小时,主要承运西藏特产和消费品 。”

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ithome

Reported quantity · days: 2 other · Basis not reported
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“这是京东物流首次在西藏开通铁路班列,开通后,快递进出西藏时效较此前平 均提前 2 天,出藏最快可“次日达”。”

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ithome

Reported quantity · times: 3 other · Basis not reported
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“据介绍,拉萨智能仓配备了 100 余台自研的“地狼”搬运机器人,拣选效率较人工提升近 3 倍。”

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ithome

Reported quantity · lines: 700 other · Basis not reported
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“目前,京东物流常态化运行的铁路运输线路已超 700 条。”

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ithome

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    JD Logistics launches first Tibet railway freight train with autonomous robots and air-to-land hybrid service

    JD Logistics inaugurated its first Tibet-Lhasa railway freight train on the Qinghai-Tibet line, reducing outbound delivery times to as fast as next-day. The operation includes a Lhasa smart warehouse equipped with over 100 self-developed "Di Lang" robots and an air-to-land hybrid service for cost-effective speed.

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