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Committed to providing full-stack AI intelligent solutions

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Low Cost

Fully reuse existing equipment and underlying systems, integrate sensors and computing capabilities, and reduce retrofitting costs.

High Efficiency

Through lightweight installation and commissioning, the project implementation and completion time can be shortened by up to 50%.

Light Impact

The control algorithm is integrated into the upper control unit, minimizing the need for direct control of the machine itself and reducing the need for PLC modifications.

HIRI FUTURE Automated RTG/Quay Crane

High Resilience

Containerized subsystems with high compatibility and hardware resilience, capable of computing power scheduling

Easy To Maintain

Unified sensing architecture — with each sensor cluster connected to a centralized control unit — enables unified operation and maintenance.

Low Operation And Maintenance

Aligned with national strategic initiatives, it delivers improved lead times and more competitive pricing.

Continuous Upgrade

Computing algorithms are deployed in the backend, with sensors and subsystems decoupled, eliminating hardware vendor lock-in.

Intelligent Systems and Full-Stack AI Solutions

Committed to technological innovation integrating AI algorithm R&D with software and hardware integration and development, we deliver comprehensive smart port solutions. These cover port zone intelligent security, port equipment intelligent automation, operational process optimization, smart production scheduling and planning, and intelligent trade facilitation.

Hiri AI Solution

Smart Container Terminal Smart Container Terminal

Smart Bulk Cargo Terminal Smart Bulk Cargo Terminal

Smart Railway Freight Transportation System Smart Railway Freight Transportation System

Multimodal AI-Enabled Smart Agriculture Multimodal AI-Enabled Smart Agriculture

Deep learning

Understanding the world

Just as we train the human brain, we enable machines to learn and understand the world through algorithms and data.

Visual SLAM

Perceptual space

Simultaneous Localization and Real-Time Spatialization
Construction can solve problems in physical buildings.

Huangdao Railway Automation Upgrade

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Lianyungang New Orient Container Quay

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Modern Terminals Limited (MTL) in Hong Kong

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Weng'an Port Yunzhong Area, Guizhou Province

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HIRI FUTURE enters the Gulei Port Area and joins hands with Zhangzhou Port Authority to embark on a new intelligent practice at the petrochemical terminal.

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Efficiency: 30 moves per hour! HIRI FUTURE helps Guangxi Port achieve a new leap in automation!

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Hiri Future

Global Service Network

Currently, Hiri Future's intelligent products have been deployed at over 80 core ports and railway freight terminals worldwide, including major hubs such as Tianjin , Guangzhou , Ningbo , Singapore , Malaysia and Brazil's Santos Port ，with a cumulative installation volume exceeding 3,500 units. This demonstrates our proven project implementation expertise and global service capabilities.

Latest News

HIRI ICPS: Enabling Quay container trucks to park more accurately than seasoned drivers.

As the core carrier for container loading, unloading, and transshipment, the Quay’s docking positioning accuracy and efficiency directly affect the port’s overall operational rhythm, handling safety, and throughput capacity. Traditional guidance schemes primarily rely on manual command and ground/airborne markings, requiring no complex sensing equipment; however, they suffer from low precision and heavy reliance on operator experience. Drivers must repeatedly adjust their alignment, and the entire process requires dedicated supervisors, resulting in high labor costs and significant efficiency losses due to fatigue and varying levels of expertise, which in turn leads to excessively long single-container turnaround times. Subsequently emerging sensor‑assisted solutions—such as laser scanners—have improved alignment accuracy; yet, in the port’s complex outdoor environment, they are easily affected by fog, rain, and dust. When the laser lens becomes contaminated, detection accuracy drops markedly. Moreover, these devices are expensive, have limited lifespans, and incur high maintenance costs, making large‑scale deployment impractical.

May 18,2026

China’s port “brain” goes global—when African Quays are equipped with the “Chinese brain”

In recent years, China has steadily accelerated its port‑building efforts in Africa. According to official statistics, China has participated in the investment, construction, or operation of approximately 78 ports across 32 African countries, spanning a vast region from West Africa to East Africa and from North Africa to Southern Africa. These ports have provided a crucial foothold for Chinese enterprises seeking to expand into the African market, jointly writing a new chapter in China‑Africa cooperation.

May 18,2026

PSA International visited HIRI FUTURE to jointly explore new opportunities for the Intelligent development of port and shipping.

Recently, a delegation of senior leaders—including Huang Jiansheng, Director of Information and Data at the PSA Group and President of Jinsheng Logic, and Chen Lianghui, Vice President of Development and Strategic Technology at PSA Group’s Tuas Port—along with Zhao Lei, General Manager of Fujian Yisilu Internet Information Service Co., Ltd., a joint venture between PSA and Fujian Port Science and Technology Group, paid a visit to “HIRI FUTURE,” a subsidiary of Fujian Port Science and Technology Group. During the visit, both sides held an exchange meeting focusing on the research and development and practical application of Intelligent port technologies, as well as the expansion of scenarios for Intelligent port systems, jointly exploring new opportunities for cooperation in port and shipping-related intelligent technologies.

May 18,2026