TEEMO was invited to attend the Baidu Apollo Open Platform 11.0 Launch Event and received the Annual Apollo Open Platform Outstanding Contribution Award.

On January 30, the Baidu Apollo Open Platform 11.0 Launch Event was successfully held in Dongguan. Industry chain enterprises, technology platforms, and ecosystem partners gathered to engage in in-depth discussions on the industrialization path of autonomous driving and ecosystem collaboration.

As an Apollo Open Platform ecosystem partner, TEEMO was invited to attend the conference and participated in ecosystem exchange sessions and the corporate showcase.

At the event, TEEMO received the Annual Apollo Open Platform Outstanding Contribution Award, reflecting the industry's continued recognition of the company's engineering capabilities and scenario deployment expertise.

During the conference exchange session, Wang Zhifeng, Chief Strategy Officer of TEEMO, delivered a keynote speech on behalf of the company. Focusing on the large-scale deployment path for functional autonomous driving, he systematically presented TEEMO's engineering practices in intelligent skateboard chassis platforms, core drive-by-wire systems, and mass production systems for complete autonomous vehicles.

He noted that the autonomous driving industry is entering a new phase of development:

• Moving from "Is the technology feasible?" to "Is the system usable?"

• Moving from "Single-vehicle capability validation" to "Large-scale scenario-based operations."

In this phase, a company's competitiveness is no longer defined by isolated technical metrics, but by the integrated strength of engineering capabilities, mass production and delivery capabilities, and ecosystem collaboration capabilities.

Leveraging its self-developed core drive-by-wire components, platform-based intelligent skateboard chassis architecture, and complete vehicle development and mass production capabilities for functional autonomous vehicles, TEEMO continues to drive large-scale commercial applications of autonomous driving technology across urban delivery, campus operations, security patrol, research and education, and other scenarios.

Currently, a new industry consensus is emerging in the autonomous driving sector — that what truly drives the industry forward is not just technological breakthroughs, but the ability to achieve long-term, stable operation once the technology enters the real world.

Looking ahead, TEEMO will continue to deepen its collaboration with the Apollo Open Platform and industry ecosystem partners, focusing on functional autonomous driving scenarios to advance autonomous driving technology from "usable capability" to "scalable operational capability" — continuously advancing the industrialization of autonomous driving.