Building the Future of Smart Aviation: UISEE Hosts Alvest Group Delegation
On June 10, a senior delegation from Alvest Group, including Chief Executive Officer Valentin Schmitt, Product & Innovation Director Laurent Decoux, and TLD Asia-Pacific CEO Richard Zheng, visited UISEE’s Jiashan R&D, Testing and Application Innovation Center. The delegation was welcomed by Wu Gansha, Co-founder, Chairman and CEO of UISEE, together with the company’s management team.
During the visit, both parties exchanged views on the application and commercialization of full-scenario Level 4 autonomous driving technologies in airport ground operations, industrial logistics, and other mobility and logistics scenarios.
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As one of UISEE’s key innovation hubs, the Jiashan center features a dedicated autonomous driving validation environment covering over 40 acres, with seven major testing modules, 38 representative testing scenarios, and thousands of real-world operational test combinations. The facility plays a critical role in large-scale validation, product development, and deployment readiness for autonomous driving technologies.
The Alvest Group delegation toured UISEE’s intellectual property exhibition area and reviewed the company’s proprietary autonomous driving domain controller, gaining insight into the technology foundation built through nearly a decade of autonomous driving research, development, and deployment.
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UISEE also presented its corporate development journey, international expansion strategy, and large-scale deployments across airports, industrial sites, ports, and urban environments. During a demonstration ride in an autonomous shuttle, guests experienced the vehicle’s smooth operation, obstacle avoidance capabilities, and intelligent dispatching functions in a real-world environment, offering a firsthand view of Level 4 autonomous driving technology in action.
At the product demonstration area, the delegation observed UISEE’s autonomous electric tractor solutions designed for logistics and airport operations. Demonstrations of automated loading and unloading coordination, autonomous coupling and decoupling, and autonomous charging highlighted key capabilities that support highly automated logistics workflows. The guests expressed strong interest in the vehicles’ precision, operational stability, and intelligent functionality, and engaged in detailed discussions on technology integration and scenario-specific applications.
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Following the tour, the two parties held further discussions on future cooperation opportunities.
Wu Gansha noted that TLD, a subsidiary of Alvest Group, is one of the world's leading manufacturers of airport ground support equipment. As a provider of commercially deployed Level 4 autonomous driving solutions for airport operations, UISEE has established extensive autonomous vehicle deployments across major airports in Greater China. He emphasized that collaboration with industry leaders such as TLD could help accelerate the adoption of autonomous technologies and support the evolution of next-generation airport operations.
Valentin Schmitt expressed appreciation for UISEE’s technological capabilities, engineering expertise, and deployment experience. As airports worldwide continue to pursue digitalization and operational efficiency, autonomous technologies are becoming an increasingly important area of innovation. He noted that Alvest Group sees significant potential for autonomous solutions in airport ground support operations and looks forward to exploring opportunities to combine the strengths of both organizations to develop solutions that meet the needs of international markets.
Today, UISEE has established operational frameworks covering quality management, certifications, data security and compliance, and customer support that align with the requirements of international markets. The visit by the Alvest Group delegation represents an important step in strengthening industry collaboration and exploring future opportunities in smart aviation and intelligent logistics.
Looking ahead, UISEE will continue working with global partners to support the deployment of autonomous driving technologies across a wider range of applications and markets, contributing to the development of a more connected and intelligent mobility ecosystem worldwide.
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