Core Insights - The Huoshaoyun Lead-Zinc Mine in Xinjiang has successfully launched an unmanned transportation system, marking a significant breakthrough in intelligent mining construction in extreme high-altitude environments [1] - The mine, located at an average altitude of over 5600 meters, is the highest lead-zinc mine in the world, facing challenges such as low oxygen levels and harsh weather conditions [1] - The unmanned mining trucks enhance operational efficiency and reduce the risk of personnel exposure to hazardous high-altitude conditions [1] Technology and Operations - The unmanned driving system was developed in collaboration with China Railway 19th Bureau and Beijing Linghang Zhitu Technology, incorporating multiple core technologies optimized for high-altitude conditions [1] - The unmanned trucks are equipped with a multi-sensor fusion perception system and a 5G + cloud network vehicle coordination control platform, enabling precise obstacle recognition and optimal path planning [1] - The intelligent control center displays real-time vehicle trajectories, load, and equipment status, allowing remote operators to control the trucks using a 360° panoramic view [2] Future Developments - The unmanned trucks have begun to work in coordination with on-site excavators, with plans to upgrade the system for remote control of excavators to achieve seamless integration of the entire process from loading to unloading [2] - The company aims to expand the scale of unmanned equipment and establish an intelligent operation system that fully automates the "loading-transport-unloading" cycle [2]