From：Internet Info Agency 2026-09-11 09:35:00
Winchester Technology has submitted its "Winchester Intelligent Advanced Driver Assistance System" for the Best Technology Practice Application Award at the 8th Golden Editorial Awards 2026, in the category of Automotive Software and Artificial Intelligence. The system features the following technical specifications: - The Ultra-Long Range Sensing (ULRS) algorithm achieves a perception range of up to 400 meters. - The High-Precision Lateral Sensing (HPLS) algorithm controls lateral obstacle detection error to within centimeter-level accuracy, with lateral error ≤8 cm. - A self-developed Safety and Security Management System (SMS) supports ISO 26262 certification. - The real-time diagnostic system detects and resolves system-level hardware and software issues within 10 ms each. - Microsecond-level automatic failover between primary and backup systems is supported, with automatic recovery from internal software faults completed in under 10 ms. - The computing platform delivers up to 245 TOPS of processing power, with core AI chips supporting both domestic and foreign chip compatibility. - Full redundancy is implemented in the L4-ready drive-by-wire chassis interface, including redundant steer-by-wire and brake-by-wire systems as well as power systems, enabling the backup system to support safe operation for over 10 seconds. Winchester Technology has co-developed pre-installed mass-production intelligent heavy-duty trucks with several OEMs. Models include Dongfeng Tianlong Flagship, Sinotruk SITRAK, Sinotruk Huanghe, Foton Auman, and Liuzhou Wuling Chenglong, available in both 4x2 and 6x4 configurations. On routes spanning 500–1,200 kilometers, these intelligent trucks enable transition from dual-driver to single-driver operation. On longer routes of 1,300–2,500 kilometers or more, fully single-driver operation is achieved through relay-style pit stops, with autonomous driving covering over 90% of total mileage. Fuel-saving algorithms deliver 3–7% fuel efficiency improvement per 100 kilometers. To date, the commercial operation mileage of Winchester’s Intelligent Advanced Driver Assistance System has exceeded 800 million kilometers, connecting seven major economic hubs nationwide with 97% coverage of expressway networks. Its user base includes express and freight platforms such as ZTO Express, YTO Express, STO Express, ZTO Freight, Deppon Express, JD Logistics, SF Express, and Yunda Express, as well as shippers like AB InBev China and Nestlé. The business spans less-than-truckload (LTL) dedicated lines and contract logistics, covering cold chain, automotive parts, alcoholic beverages, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), and other sectors.
