GoFurther.AI

About GoFurther.AI

GoFurther.AI, legally registered as Changsha Xingshen Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., is a provider of autonomous driving technology and smart logistics products, established in 2017. The company was founded by Dr. An Xiangjing, who serves as CEO and has a rich background in unmanned systems, including over 30 years of research and engineering experience from his time as a professor and deputy director of the Unmanned Systems Research Institute at the National University of Defense Technology. His journey includes leading the design of China's first unmanned car visual navigation system in 2003 and completing a long-distance fully autonomous driving experiment from Changsha to Wuhan in 2011.

Operating primarily in the logistics sector, GoFurther.AI focuses on solving the "last mile" delivery problem for a variety of clients including e-commerce giants, logistics companies, and factory campuses. Its business model encompasses both direct sales of its autonomous vehicles and a business outsourcing model where it undertakes express collection services. The company provides Level 4 autonomous driving solutions for scenarios such as express delivery, factory logistics, retail, and patrol within campuses, parks, and industrial zones. Key partners include major industry players like JD.com, Meituan, Huawei, Foxconn, and China Post.

The company offers a range of unmanned vehicle products, including the "Jedi" series for last-mile logistics, the "Eve" autonomous light truck, and the "HuanXiong" delivery vehicle with detachable cabinets. These vehicles are equipped with L4 autonomous driving capabilities, utilizing LiDAR, millimeter-wave radar, and cameras to navigate. A unique technological feature is the high-precision navigation and positioning system that does not rely on GNSS, allowing seamless operation both indoors and outdoors. GoFurther.AI possesses full-stack research and development capabilities, from the vehicle chassis and structure to the hardware and software, which are developed independently without relying on open-source software. This allows for a high degree of customization and security. The company achieved a significant milestone by mass-producing 1,000 unmanned vehicles and has deployed them in over 90 cities.