智慧互通（AICT）以标准引领 助力打造智慧城市“中国方案”

Core Insights - The company, Wisdom Interconnect (AICT), has been actively involved in the formulation of national standards for smart city traffic infrastructure, with the latest standard GB/T45224-2025 officially implemented on August 1, 2023 [1][3]. Group 1: National Standards - Wisdom Interconnect (AICT) has participated in the development of 15 standards related to smart cities, traffic, and parking, including 6 national standards, 4 local standards, and 5 group standards, benefiting over 50 cities with replicable "Chinese solutions" [1]. - The first national standard, GB/T34680.5-2022, which focuses on the evaluation model and basic evaluation index system for smart cities, was published in October 2022, involving 26 organizations [2]. Group 2: Smart Traffic Infrastructure - The GB/T45224-2025 standard aims to address issues of insufficient deployment and low efficiency of traffic infrastructure monitoring devices, providing comprehensive technical requirements for smart monitoring [3]. - The standard enhances the technical advancement and economic rationality of monitoring work, aligning with the direction of intelligent development in new infrastructure [3]. Group 3: Smart Parking Standards - From 2022 to 2024, Wisdom Interconnect (AICT) has been a key member in developing a series of national standards for smart parking, which serve as the top-level design standards for planning, design, construction, and operation of smart parking in urban scenarios [4]. - The GB/T44493-2024 guideline aims to solve parking difficulties through a "data + algorithm + equipment" integration, promoting orderly urban traffic management and sustainable urban development [4]. Group 4: Group and Local Standards - Wisdom Interconnect (AICT) has contributed to various group standards, including those for urban smart parking systems and road traffic perception devices, as well as local standards for cities like Jilin and Chongqing [5]. - The company plans to collaborate with domestic and international universities and research institutions to transform practical experiences into standards, further contributing to global smart city solutions with evolving "Chinese standards" [5].