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2. Enhance the competitiveness of traditional industriesDriverless technology is gradually maturing. For Northeast China, its vast area and cold climate have special requirements for transportation. Driverless technology can be applied to logistics and transportation. In the long winter in Northeast China, the road conditions are complex and changeable. Driverless trucks can reduce the risks caused by driver fatigue and misjudgment of road conditions. At the same time, in urban traffic, the promotion of driverless cars can optimize traffic flow and reduce congestion. For example, in some big cities in Northeast China, such as Harbin and Shenyang, traffic congestion affects the efficiency of economic operation to a certain extent, and driverless technology is expected to improve this situation.3. Unmanned shops, hotels and banks: a new form of service upgrading.

3. Promote the development of emerging industriesUnmanned shops, hotels and banks are emerging business service models. Unmanned stores adopt advanced automation equipment and intelligent identification technology, so customers can choose and buy goods and complete the settlement without manual cashier. In some business districts in Northeast China, unmanned stores can reduce operating costs and improve shopping experience. Unmanned hotels provide convenient accommodation services through smart door locks and self-service check-in systems. Northeast China is a region rich in tourism resources. Unmanned hotels can meet the needs of tourists at different times and improve the operational efficiency of hotels. Unmanned banks provide customers with self-service financial services, such as account opening, transfer and wealth management, which is convenient for people in Northeast China to handle financial affairs, and can also improve the service efficiency of banks and the flexibility of network layout.2. Shortcomings of market cognition and talent reserve

1. Coping with the problem of population loss and labor cost2. Enhance the competitiveness of traditional industries