As a core technology of intelligent logistics, automated transport vehicles have seen explosive growth in recent years, with major car manufacturers investing in the establishment of entirely new vehicle production lines. In addition to traditional use industries such as machine manufacturing and chemical processing, new applications in electronics and home appliances are increasing the sales of alternative fuel vehicles, particularly electronic vehicles (EVs), resulting in increasing volumes of EV battery manufacturing.
Compared to traditional automobile production lines that include important assembly, welding and painting stages, the crux for EV manufacturing is the power battery technology. Accordingly, optimising EV battery manufacturing has become the primary focus of EV investment and R&D. Recently, a vehicle manufacturer located in China launched several EVs that were well received and attracted…
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