<ul><li>China has launched the world's largest autonomous electric mining truck fleet at the Yimin open-pit mine in Inner Mongolia, consisting of 100 driverless electric mining trucks equipped with Huawei technology.</li><li>The fleet includes 'Huaneng Ruichi' trucks carrying 90 metric tons each, operated without human drivers, aiming for enhanced operation efficiency using Huawei's 5G-Advanced network and Commercial Vehicle Autonomous Driving Cloud Service (CVADCS).</li><li>The initiative emphasizes real-time adjustments, safety improvements by removing human drivers from hazardous conditions, and a significant shift towards sustainability with electric trucks reducing diesel fuel consumption and carbon emissions in mining.</li><li>The deployment showcases China's lead in implementing AI, 5G, and cloud computing in heavy industrial sectors, setting an example for global adoption of automation and green technology in mining operations.</li></ul>

China’s Mining Goes Autonomous & Electric: World’s Largest Fleet Ever

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