EXCELLENT VISION and Changjiang Automotive Electronics Sign Strategic Cooperation Framework Agreement

Recently, Jijia Vision and Changjiang Automotive Electronics signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement. Based on Changjiang Automotive Electronics’ real-world manufacturing scenarios, the two parties plan to jointly evaluate and explore collaboration in industrial data collection, model validation, scenario applications, and solution development, aiming to build a data flywheel loop—“real-world scenarios → data collection → model training → deployment → performance feedback → re-collection”—to facilitate the implementation and validation of embodied intelligence in automotive electronics manufacturing. According to the agreement, the collaboration will proceed in three phases: First, both parties will co-build an industrial data collection and training platform, jointly assessing the feasibility of industrial data collection, annotation, and data product development, while establishing standardized task definition templates, sample data packages, and scenario validation methodologies. Second, they will jointly advance model validation and scenario applications: Jijia Vision will provide capabilities in world models, embodied foundation models, and software platforms, integrating them with Changjiang Automotive Electronics’ production processes, quality standards, and equipment conditions to conduct model training, deployment, and validation at actual workstations, thereby developing task-level datasets, domain-specific models, and workstation-level embodied intelligence solutions. Third, they will co-develop scalable scenario solutions and regional replication pathways. Once the initial scenario is successfully implemented, both sides will explore replicating and promoting the solution across Wenzhou’s automotive and motorcycle parts supply chain and other manufacturing enterprises, while also discussing extended collaborations in computing resources, hardware manufacturing, robot bodies, component supply, and contract manufacturing. Changjiang Automotive Electronics currently operates in 10 countries, serving over 60 OEMs and participating in the development of more than 500 vehicle models—its products are installed in approximately one out of every three vehicles globally. The company is currently partnering with Wenzhou to establish an Embodied Intelligence Robot Training and Scenario Validation Center.