AI-Powered Green Intelligent Manufacturing Ship | Hangzhou Yagena Showcases at the 4th Forum on High-Quality Development of Ships and Ocean Engineering

2026-11-04

Recently, the Fourth Forum on High-Quality Development of Shipbuilding and Ocean Engineering was grandly held in Wuxi. Wang Yulong, a product expert from Hangzhou Yagnar Technology, was invited to attend the Seminar on AI-Powered Innovative Applications in Shipping and Maritime Affairs, where he delivered a presentation titled “Edge Intelligence Empowers Ship-Shore Integration to Drive Value Creation.” Focusing on the technological architecture and engineering practices of ship intelligence, he engaged in in-depth discussions with industry peers.

Hangzhou Yagena focuses on the digitalization of the maritime industry, with core businesses spanning digital integration, regulatory‑compliant product development, and operational software services. With years of deep expertise in maritime information technology, the company continuously delivers compliant, reliable, and intelligent solutions to the shipping sector.

During the presentation, Wang Yulong provided a detailed overview of the Yagena ship‑shore integrated platform architecture, emphasizing how AI technologies have enhanced the platform’s capabilities. Leveraging visual AI, data AI, and an intelligent query assistant, the platform seamlessly connects shipboard and shore‑side data streams, breaking down information silos to make vessel data perceptible, analyzable, and interactive, thereby enabling efficient ship‑shore data collaboration.

At the implementation level, AI capabilities are deeply integrated into various business modules: the vessel management platform leverages intelligent algorithms to optimize end-to-end lifecycle management processes; cybersecurity solutions align with industry standards to fortify information security defenses for vessels; intelligent monitoring uses computer vision AI to detect risks and hazards in real time; condition-based maintenance relies on data-driven AI to predict equipment health, shifting from traditional scheduled inspections to predictive maintenance and helping shipowners reduce costs and improve efficiency.

The value of technology ultimately must be validated through practical application. At the conclusion of his presentation, Wang Yulong emphasized that Yagana’s ship‑shore integration and AI solutions are not merely conceptual; they have been rigorously field‑proven across more than 500 vessels of diverse types, resulting in a wealth of comprehensive engineering experience. Looking ahead, Hangzhou Yagana looks forward to collaborating with industry peers to drive green shipbuilding through ongoing technological innovation, jointly advancing China’s shipbuilding and marine engineering sectors into a new phase of high‑quality development.

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