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Fujian Port Technology Group makes its debut at Asia’s premier industry event, reshaping terminal productivity with full-stack AI.

Release time:

2025-11-26

On November 25, TOC Asia 2025—the Shipping Terminal Exhibition—officially kicked off at the Marina Bay Sands Convention and Exhibition Centre in Singapore. This year’s exhibition brought together over 200 industry-leading companies from around the world and more than 13,000 professionals, all coming together to explore cutting-edge technologies and future trends in the intelligent transformation of the shipping supply chain.

 

 

▲ The “HIRI FUTURE” booth attracted a large number of international visitors.

 

Fujian Port Technology Group, together with its brand “HIRI FUTURE,” made its debut at this top Asian industry event and immediately attracted widespread attention. During the exhibition, HIRI FUTURE launched its industry-leading “L4-level Intelligent Loading and Unloading Robot” and a full-stack AI solution, comprehensively showcasing to the global port industry China’s technological prowess and innovative vision in AI-driven smart port development.

 

▲ Dr. Liu Jiantao engages in technical exchanges with guests on-site.

 

One of the core highlights of this exhibition is the “L4 Intelligent Loading and Unloading Robot” system, developed by the group’s brand “HIRI FUTURE” based on its self-developed HIRI port foundation large model. Featuring a disruptive integrated design—“one set of sensors, one brain”—this system for the first time endows large-scale port equipment with “embodied cognition” and “self-awareness” capabilities.

 

 

One of the core highlights of this exhibition is the “L4 Intelligent Loading and Unloading Robot” system, developed by the group’s brand “HIRI FUTURE” based on its self-developed HIRI port foundation large model. Featuring a disruptive integrated design—“one set of sensors, one brain”—this system for the first time endows large-scale port equipment with “embodied cognition” and “self-awareness” capabilities.

 

Currently, HIRI FUTURE’s intelligent products have been deployed in over 80 large-scale ports both domestically and internationally, with more than 3,000 sets installed. These products cover China’s core ports such as Tianjin Port, Guangzhou Port, Ningbo Port, and Xiamen Port, as well as regions along the Belt and Road—including Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Brazil—and BRICS countries, giving HIRI FUTURE extensive practical experience in the field of terminal intelligence.

 

This exhibition is an important opportunity for Fujian Port Technology Group to gain a comprehensive understanding of cutting-edge global technologies and business models in port intelligence, and also serves as a key platform for the group to showcase its core competitiveness in the field of intelligent port equipment and solutions to overseas markets. Through the international stage of TOC Asia, the HIRI FUTURE brand under the group has not only successfully exported the “Chinese solution” for smart ports but has also tapped into extensive cooperation potential.

 

Looking ahead

Fujian Port Technology Group expects

Through this event

With more international terminal owners and OEMs

Establish deep cooperation with industry chain partners.

Jointly promote port operation models.

Transforming toward a safer, more efficient, and smarter future.

 

 

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