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Port of Guangzhou – Intelligent Port Handling Equipment Management

Addressing the critical need for intelligent port equipment management, this project proposes a comprehensive integrated smart operation and maintenance system covering the entire lifecycle of port handling equipment. The company independently developed an intelligent operation and…

25/06/2026
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Sohar Port and Freezone – Odor Management Project

SOHAR Port and Freezone has installed a special IoT-enabled Odor Monitoring and Management Network, consisting of sophisticated Electronic Nose (E-Nose) sensors strategically located across the port and industrial area activities known to generate odors. IoT technology…

22/06/2026
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Penang Port Commission – Vessel Traffic Management System (VTMS)

The Vessel Traffic Management System (VTMS) represents a defining milestone in the Penang Port Commission’s (PPC) digital transformation agenda, reinforcing its commitment to maritime safety, operational excellence and sustainable port development. With an investment of approximately…

19/06/2026
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Port of Guangzhou – NUCT fully automated terminal

As a world’s top 6 port and a core hub in China, Guangzhou Port connects over 400 global ports. This project, based at the Greater Bay Area’s first new fully automated terminal (Nansha Phase IV,referred to…

18/06/2026
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Djibouti Ports and Free Zones Authority – AI-Powered ECTN Platform

For decades, cargo tracking and customs documentation across African ports relied heavily on paper based processes. This led to revenue leakage, delays at ports, and very limited visibility into what was actually coming in and out….

15/06/2026
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Kenya Ports Authority – Kargo Pay

The Port of Mombasa is the primary trade gateway for eight countries in East and Central Africa, handling critical imports, exports, and intra-regional transfers. In the context of the Single Customs Territory, efficient cargo clearance is…

11/06/2026
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PT Pelabuhan Indonesia (PERSERO) – Pelindo Digital Transformation

Pelindo has established digitalization as the cornerstone of its port modernization strategy, addressing systemic inefficiencies that have long challenged Indonesia’s logistics sector. National logistics costs remained in the range of 14–17% of GDP in 2024—significantly higher…

05/06/2026
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Algeciras Bay Port Authority – PortCDM Platform

The Port of Algeciras, one of the main global maritime hubs, faces critical challenges arising from the growing demand for maritime trade, such as port competitiveness, resilience of supply chains and decarbonization of the industry. To…

06/07/2025
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Incheon Port Authority – ICT-based Smart Maintenance Technology for Port Infrastructure

Incheon Port Authority presents an ICT-based Smart Maintenance Technology for port infrastructure—a breakthrough solution that transforms port safety and sustainability in the face of climate change, disasters, and infrastructure aging. Korea’s port facilities, mostly built in…

24/06/2025
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