Kanshe Taiyu Tanxing Forms Strategic Partnerships with Qulian Technology and Others to Launch Smart Transportation RWA Pilot Applications
Odaily Planet Daily News According to Renmin Caixun, recently, Kanshe Co., Ltd. (603458) subsidiary Kanshe Taiyu Tanxing signed a cooperation agreement with Hankeis Intelligence and Qulian Technology. The three parties will collaborate on the "Smart Transportation RWA Pilot Application," exploring innovative integration of blockchain technology and intelligent transportation.
This partnership will focus on pilot applications of RWA (Real World Assets) for transportation infrastructure and operational equipment. By enabling trusted registration, value mapping, and on-chain management of key assets such as autonomous vehicles and charging facilities, the goal is to build a new data asset system that is certifiable, quantifiable, and tradable.
According to available information, Kanshe Taiyu Tanxing is the first company in Guizhou Province to commercialize autonomous driving technology, jointly established by Kanshe Co., Ltd., Guiyang Public Transport, and Hankeis.
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