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China Hongqiao unveils Hongqiao Smart Aluminium AI Project in strategic collaboration

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Update time : 2024-06-25 15:51:14
China Hongqiao, a global leader in aluminium production with an annual capacity exceeding 6 million tonnes, is proud to announce the launch of the groundbreaking Hongqiao Smart Aluminium AI & L Model Development Project.

This initiative, in collaboration with Guoke Interconnect and the Beijing Industrial Big Data Innovation Centre, aims to enhance the company's digital and intelligent capabilities.

The project will use AI and big data to create advanced algorithms specifically designed for China Hongqiao's production processes. These algorithms will enable autonomous decision-making for each cell in electrolytic production, significantly improving the operational stability, efficiency, and lifespan of electrolytic cells, thereby addressing key industry challenges.

This launch represents a significant milestone in China Hongqiao's journey towards industry leadership through digital transformation and sustainable practices. The company is committed to integrating cutting-edge technologies to drive innovation, boost productivity, and promote eco-friendly manufacturing.

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