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Smart ports an opportunity for 5G players, as port operators seek cost savings

Yong Jun Yuan
Published Thu, Mar 2, 2023 · 06:51 PM
    • Seventy-six unmanned vehicles have been serving Tianjin Port for over a year.
    • Seventy-six unmanned vehicles have been serving Tianjin Port for over a year. PHOTO: HUAWEI

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    [BARCELONA] AT THE Port of Tianjin, the largest port in northern China, remotely controlled quay cranes pick up cargo-laden containers and place them on unmanned electric container trucks.

    This fleet of 76 unmanned trucks, which efficiently collaborate with each other using cloud-based centralised dispatching, are directed to automatic locking and unlocking stations.

    They take optimal driving routes, calculated in real time, under the guidance of a navigation satellite system.

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