China’s transport authorities reported 60 automated container and bulk terminals and identified 22 priority AI application scenarios for waterborne transport.
China’s Ministry of Transport said the country has built 60 automated container and bulk terminals. The ministry also reported progress on smart waterways, including a demonstration section of the Yangtze River near Wuhan and developing smart-navigation sections in northern Jiangsu.
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