Yuneng Technology announced on April 14 that the company is accelerating the development of a smart energy + AI ecosystem. This involves the deep integration of AI technology across various fields, including product innovation, energy management, and upgrades in office automation. By utilizing AI algorithms, the company aims to optimize the charging and discharging strategies of its household energy storage products to maximize their value.
The APdesigner software for power station design innovatively integrates AI image recognition technology, enhancing user interaction and providing smarter and more efficient solutions for power station design. Additionally, the self-developed AI customer service robot connects with DeepSeek (a privatized deployment) to better understand user inquiries and provide precise answers. This product can also switch between different large models according to regulatory requirements in various countries.
The company’s subsidiary, Lingchu YN, is actively responding to the group’s AI transformation strategy. Through technologies such as AI digital humans and programming assistance, it is enhancing service response speed.
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