Autolink, based in Wuxi, is ramping up its production capacity and accelerating the assembly process for domain controllers used in electric vehicles with AI capabilities. According to KrASIA, the company has increased its production lines and improved robotic assembly speed from 56 seconds per unit to just 40 seconds.
This enhancement in manufacturing efficiency reflects growing demand for advanced AI components in the EV sector, highlighting Autolink’s commitment to supporting innovation in automotive technology.
For Japanese investors and market watchers, this development underscores the intensifying competition in the EV supply chain, where faster production and integration of AI systems are becoming critical for staying ahead in both domestic and global markets.