On October 30, the 22nd Annual Summit of the 2025 World Rail Transit grandly opened in Beijing. Centered on the theme of “Green, New, and Smart,” the summit brought together domestic and international experts, scholars, owners, and representatives from enterprises across the rail transit industry chain. Together, they explored how the sector can overcome operational bottlenecks and achieve green and intelligent upgrades driven by new productive forces. KING YOUNG Technology, recognized as a national-level “Little Giant” enterprise specializing in niche innovation and a 2025 Nanjing-designated unicorn candidate, participated in the event showcasing its core embodied intelligence technology and rail transit scenario solutions. The company presented cutting-edge practical achievements to the industry and adopted an open approach to explore collaborative innovation pathways with peers.

The 22nd Annual World Rail Transit Summit opened in Beijing on October 30. KING YOUNG Technology's train intelligent inspection robot made its debut at the summit venue. In recognition of KING YOUNG Technology's outstanding contributions to AI application scenarios and technological innovation in the rail transit industry, the company was awarded the “World Rail Transit 2025 Industry Contribution Award.” This honor not only fully recognizes KING YOUNG Technology's long-term dedication and outstanding achievements in the rail transit sector but also inspires the company to make further contributions in the practical implementation of embodied intelligence applications.

The 22nd Annual World Rail Transit Summit Opens in Beijing on October 30

KING YOUNG Technology Train Smart Inspection Robot Makes Its Debut at the Summit

During the summit's main forum, Mr. Yang Di, Vice President of KING YOUNG Technology, delivered a keynote speech titled “Prospective Reflections on Empowering Intelligent Operation and Maintenance of Urban Rail Transit with Embodied Intelligence.” He engaged in in-depth dialogue with industry peers centered on the core concept of embodied intelligence. Mr. Yang Di pointed out that global rail transit operations and maintenance are currently undergoing a paradigm shift. Against this backdrop, China's rail transit sector faces complex challenges including declining passenger volumes, rising operational costs, and data quality issues. To address these challenges, he outlined a four-stage evolution path for rail transit operations and maintenance: progressing from manual-driven to digital and intelligent systems, ultimately advancing toward an embodied intelligence-driven closed-loop system characterized by “self-perception, self-reasoning, and self-action.” He also presented KING YOUNG Technology's four-dimensional digital and intelligent industry solution encompassing “perception, application, production, and service.”

Looking ahead, KING YOUNG Technology looks forward to collaborating with every colleague dedicated to the future of the rail transit industry. Together, we will harness the technological potential of embodied intelligence to drive tangible momentum for high-quality industry development, advancing toward a new era of intelligent operations characterized by efficiency, safety, and sustainability.