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A delegation led by officials from Weiqiao New Energy Shipping Co., Ltd. and Beijing Jiaotong University paid a visit to Hangzhou Yagena Technology for an inspection and guidance session.


On October 21, a delegation led by executives from Weiqiao New Energy Ship Co., Ltd. and Beijing Jiaotong University visited Hangzhou Yagena Technology for an inspection tour and a symposium. The meeting featured in-depth discussions on optimizing energy efficiency of new-energy vessels, data analysis, intelligent navigation, and system development, clarifying future technological directions and collaboration models.

 

 

Wang Xiaofeng, Chairman of Yagena, accompanied the delegation on a tour of the company’s integrated maritime information platform exhibition area, providing a detailed overview of the platform’s technical architecture, functional modules, and real-world shipboard applications. The vessel operations platform, jointly developed by Weiqiao New Energy Ships and Yagena Technology, has completed its full deployment and entered service. Four new-energy vessels have been operating stably for one year, and additional newly built ships will be progressively onboarded to the platform, providing robust support for vessel operation monitoring and data analytics.

At the symposium, Wang Xiaofeng, Chairman of Yagena, warmly welcomed the visiting delegation from Weiqiao New Energy Shipping Co., Ltd. and Beijing Jiaotong University. During the discussion session, the three parties focused on the goal of analyzing energy efficiency in ship operations: leveraging existing operational monitoring data and algorithms to identify optimal efficiency curves, thereby providing guidance for ship operations and helping to continuously improve the efficiency of new-energy vessels.

 

Regarding the development of intelligent ship systems, the participants exchanged views on the implementation of products such as intelligent engine rooms, integrated smart platforms, and intelligent navigation systems on actual vessels. Drawing on existing ship operating scenarios, they engaged in practical discussions on system function adaptation, data integration, and engineering applications, thereby defining clear directions for subsequent product optimization and project advancement.

During the collaborative discussion session at Beijing Jiaotong University, the three parties exchanged views on university–enterprise cooperation, proposing to leverage the specialized resources of the university’s School of Cybersecurity and, drawing on Yagena’s expertise in shipboard information platforms and real-vessel applications, jointly explore opportunities for collaboration in maritime cybersecurity and ship systems development.

 

 

This visit and exchange have laid a solid foundation for future cooperation. Moving forward, Yagena Technology will continue to uphold the principles of openness and collaboration, working hand in hand with industry partners and academic institutions to deepen cooperation and jointly promote the high-quality development of intelligent shipping and green maritime transport.