At the Leap East Summit in Hong Kong, AICT Chief Strategy Officer Anita Chen delivered a keynote titled "The Next Frontier of Physical AI-Driven Space." Conventional AI solves problems in the digital world, she argued, while high-precision physical AI restructures real physical space — algorithms must move out of the server into roads, parks, ports and mines.
AICT has built a full commercial loop spanning all-domain sensing, edge inference, intelligent dispatch, on-site execution and data iteration, backed by more than 1,000 self-developed algorithm models and over 200 million vehicle-service events a year. A layered architecture delivers millisecond-level edge response alongside cloud-level trend analysis and strategy simulation.
The company holds more than 1,600 core patents and has deployed in over 70 cities — including the world's largest roadside-sensing smart parking project in Beijing (80,000+ AI bays, parking difficulty index down 30.65%) and 142 AI digital intersections in Zhangjiakou. Its overseas footprint now covers Hong Kong and Macao (China), Vietnam, Indonesia and the UAE, serving more than 650 customers.
