On May 31, the global smart logistics summit (GSLS) was held in Hangzhou. At the conference, Ali rookie and RoboSense jointly released the world's first unmanned logistics vehicle G Plus using solid-state laser pointer radar. The biggest highlight of this logistics vehicle is equipped with solid-state laser from RoboSense. Radar RS-LiDAR-M1Pre. In the development of the world's driverless, this is the first unmanned vehicle to officially use solid-state laser radar, indicating that the driverless step into the era of solid-state laser radar.
The Ali Cabbage Unmanned Logistics Vehicle G Plus is equipped with three RS-LiDAR-M1Pres, two in front and one in the rear, ensuring a more powerful 3D environment sensing capability in the direction of travel, allowing the unmanned logistics vehicle to see the direction of travel. Shapes, distances, azimuths, driving speeds, driving directions of obstacles such as pedestrians, cars, trucks, etc., and indicating the roads that can be driven, so as to ensure that unmanned logistics vehicles can smoothly pass through complex road environments.
At the conference, the rookie also announced an unmanned logistics plan called “Hump”, which promoted mass production of unmanned equipment with ecological partners such as Sagitar Jubilee, FAW Jiefang, Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and Dingda. The only laser radar manufacturer in the program. At present, Sagitar Juchuang and Ali Cabbage have reached a strategic partnership, which will provide solid-state laser pointer radar for rookie unmanned logistics vehicles. Solid laser radar will greatly reduce the cost of unmanned logistics vehicles and ensure that unmanned logistics vehicles can be large-scale. Mass production, let the unmanned logistics vehicles spread rapidly and serve the society.
Zhang Chunhui, director of the rookie ET Logistics Laboratory, said that "the number of unmanned equipment for Ali rookie will reach 100,000 units in the next three years." Sagitar Juchuang Qiu Chunxin said, "Equipped with solid-state laser radar, it can reduce the cost of unmanned logistics vehicles by one-third." The combination of Ali Cabbage and Sagitar has expressed the determination to launch an unmanned delivery scene. The “new species” jointly launched by the two sides will closely integrate black technology with the scene and will promote unmanned logistics in China. break out.