A delegation of leading experts from Tsinghua University and other institutions visited HIRI FUTURE and engaged in industry-academia-research exchanges.

Release time:

2025-09-28


Recently, Tsinghua University, Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Xiamen Science and Technology Bureau Leaders and experts arrived at HIRI FUTURE for a technical exchange.

 

 

Dr. Liu Jiantao, Deputy General Manager of HIRI FUTURE, introduced: Since its establishment, the HIRI FUTURE AI team has consistently adhered to the direction of "self-reliance and controllability, and domestic adaptation" in its development and innovation. Dedicated to providing ports with full-stack AI solutions. Covering all aspects of port operations and production—including equipment automation, intelligent safety systems, process optimization, and operations research—this initiative empowers traditional terminals to achieve a new leap forward toward unmanned, automated, and intelligent operations.

 

 

Visiting leaders and experts Highly commend HIRI FUTURE’s proactive exploration and practical experience in the smart port industry, especially its significant innovations in the field of smart ports. It is worth promoting and replicating this approach across the industry. Both parties engaged in an in-depth discussion on topics including the development of smart ports, integrated industry-academia-research cooperation, incubation of high-tech enterprises, governance of equity structures for high-tech companies, guidance on IPO preparation, and undertaking national-level projects, and reached a consensus on strategic cooperation.

 

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