Announced a comprehensive digital upgrade of its Southeast Asian steel dedicated line, achieving full visual tracking of major components and steel goods from factories to construction sites through the Internet of Things (IoT) and blockchain technology. In the latest Malaysian steel project, customers can view the container location, temperature and humidity, and binding status in real time through mobile devices, increasing transportation transparency to 100%. The core of this upgrade lies in the 'smart hardware+data center' system. All major cargo items are equipped with Beidou positioning terminals and stress sensors, which automatically alert when the vibration exceeds the threshold; The blockchain platform records key node information such as loading, unloading, and transportation to ensure that data cannot be tampered with. In the Ho Chi Minh Port operation, the system accurately identified abnormal storage of a batch of steel coils, and the team immediately adjusted the loading plan to avoid the risk of cargo damage. We have collaborated with Singapore Ports Group to deploy an AI cargo handling system at Port Klang, which has tripled the efficiency of cargo handling through image recognition technology. ”The CTO stated. In addition, the 'route intelligent recommendation engine' developed based on historical data can recommend the optimal transportation route for customers based on dynamic factors such as cargo attributes and port congestion. Data shows that after digital transformation, the operating costs of Southeast Asian routes have decreased by 22%, and customer satisfaction has reached 96%. Industry experts believe that innovative practices mark the entry of general cargo shipping into the 'Transparency 2.0 era'. By empowering technology to solve the problem of information silos in traditional bulk shipping, not only has the service quality been improved, but it has also set a new benchmark for industry standardization and compliance development.
