Yang Lei clarified that the plagiarism of Xiaomi Titan Alloy R D was wrong

Mondo Entertainment Updated on 2024-01-31

Recently, a screenshot of the Internet appeared in the comment area of Xiaomi Wanghua. The information in the picture shows that Yang Lei of Shanghai Jiaotong University said that he wanted to sue Xiaomi, because the research and development of Xiaomi cars used their materials, and Lei Jun said at the press conference that he developed it himself.

Xiaomi Titan Alloy In this regard, Wang Hua replied** The netizen who took the screenshot said, "There is a follow-up", and accompanied by relevant screenshots. According to the content of the screenshot, Yang Lei said that he made a mistake and read the wrong ingredients, saying that it was indeed developed by Xiaomi itself. And apologized to Xiaomi: "I'm sorry for Xiaomi cars".

Yang Lei clarified the plagiarism remarks of Xiaomi Titan Alloy R&D: I saw the wrong composition On the afternoon of December 28, Xiaomi's automotive technology conference was held, presided over by Lei Jun, chairman of Xiaomi. At this press conference, Lei Jun released the five core technologies of Xiaomi Auto and two models, Xiaomi Auto SU7 and Mi Auto SU7 Max. At the same time, Lei Jun announced Xiaomi's self-developed alloy material "Xiaomi Titan Alloy", and said that Xiaomi is the only car factory in China that has mass production of self-developed alloy materials.

According to reports, in terms of material research and development, Xiaomi's self-developed high-strength, high-toughness, heat-free and heat-free environmentally friendly die-casting material Titan Alloy is the first in China. Through the self-developed multi-material performance AI** system, Xiaomi selects the best alloy formula from 10.16 million formulas to ensure the perfect combination of strength, toughness and stability. It is worth mentioning that Titan contains 30% recycled aluminum, which reduces carbon emissions by 352 per part53kg, the peak capacity is equivalent to planting an additional 4.88 million trees per year.

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