New Quality Productivity | The all-in-one artificial intelligence system for HIRI gantry cranes, entirely developed in China, has passed the testing by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology.

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2025-10-04


HIRI FUTURE's independently developed Lifting Crane Whole-Machine Artificial Intelligence System Being the first in the smart port industry to pass... National authoritative agency Inspection and testing by the China Academy of Electronic Technology Standardization. The successful completion of this test marks HIRI FUTURE Nationally produced, independently controllable, and entirely based on our own intellectual property. The comprehensive solution has received recognition and endorsement from authoritative institutions.

 

The HIRI FUTURE gantry crane's full-machine AI system is based on Nationally produced CPU/GPU/NPU 、 Software and hardware, such as operating systems Conduct research and development, The complete code All were developed by the HIRI R&D team, and Each subsystem All possess fully independent intellectual property rights, and the entire system is independently controllable.

 

 

Sample Name: Intelligent System for Gantry Cranes

Test Date: July 15, 2024

Testing unit: China Academy of Information and Communications Technology CESS Laboratory

Test conclusion: Testing has shown that the tested sample is the intelligent system V1.0 for gantry cranes, with 16 test cases executed and all 16 test cases passed.

 

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Work efficiency reaches 40 moves/h.

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The HIRI FUTURE’s independently developed AI system for gantry cranes utilizes “ One set of sensors—One brain ”, empowering the traditional “human-operated, manned” gantry crane with self-perception and autonomous decision-making capabilities, thus transforming it into “ Unmanned, Autonomous operation ” intelligent loading and unloading robot 。

 

 

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HIRI FUTURE Gantry Crane Whole Machine Artificial Intelligence System

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Further Reading


The China Academy of Electronic Technology Standardization is A public institution directly affiliated with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is a fundamental, public-interest, and comprehensive research institution engaged in standardization in the field of electronic information technology at the national level.

The Electronic Standard Institute has established Government authorize and authoritative body approve laboratories, certification bodies, and workstations—leveraging platforms such as SAI Lab, SAI Certification, SAI Training, and SAI Information Services—to provide market-oriented and customer-focused services including professional testing and inspection, metrological calibration, certification and assessment, and training and consulting. These entities play a pivotal role as the technical foundation in standardization and conformity assessment within the fields of electronic information and industry.

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