The smart bus station under the development of new technology will integrate the real-time broadcasting of vehicles, release of multimedia information, video monitoring management, self-service ticketing, self-recharge and self-service enquiry functions of bus card and more other function modules. It can also create a visual system and electronic bus-stop boards for passengers to get knowledge of the passenger flow of nearby bus stop, vehicle flow, the dynamic information of vehicles, bus routes, transfer routes and other comprehensive information query and service, thus providing a more convenient, efficient and comfortable environment for the travel of citizens.

The autonomous driving system employs advanced communication, computing, networking, and control technologies to achieve real-time and continuous control of trains. By utilizing modern communication methods directly interfacing with the train, it enables bidirectional data communication between the train and the ground, facilitating fast transmission rates and large information volumes. This allows subsequent tracking of the train, enabling the control center to promptly ascertain the exact location of the train, thus enhancing operational management flexibility and effectiveness, and better aligning with the demands of autonomous train operation.

RSU (Road Side Unit) is a device used in ETC (Electronic Toll Collection) systems, installed alongside the road, that communicate with the On Board Unit (OBU) in vehicles using DSRC (Dedicated Short Range Communication) technology to realize vehicle identification and electronic toll collection. An RSU is composed of a high-gain directional beam-controlled read/write antenna and an RF (Radio Frequency) controller. The high-gain directional beam-controlled read/write antenna is a microwave transceiver module responsible for sending/receiving signals and data, modulating/demodulating, encoding/decoding, and encryption/decryption. The RF controller is the module that controls the transmission and reception of data and processes the information sent to and received from the upper computer.