Port Container Damage Inspection System Solution

In the container shipping industry, container damage has long been a hidden risk. Minor damage can lead to moisture or contamination of goods, while severe structural deformation may even cause cargo collapse or container cracking, threatening transportation safety. With the rapid growth of port throughput, traditional manual damage inspection methods, characterized by low efficiency and high rates of missed detection, can no longer meet the operational demands of modern ports. Fuwei Intelligent's Container Damage Inspection System has emerged to address this need, providing ports with efficient and accurate damage detection solutions through intelligent technology.
I. Core Issues Caused by Container Damage
1. Cargo Safety Risks: Container deformation or cracks may lead to cargo damage, particularly for precision instruments and moisture-sensitive goods, resulting in economic losses for cargo owners and shipping companies.
2. Transportation Safety Risks: Severely damaged containers may rupture during lifting or road transport, endangering the safety of port operators and truck drivers.
3. Low Operational Efficiency: Manual inspections rely on visual checks, which are inefficient and prone to missed detections, potentially creating bottlenecks during peak hours.
II. Technical Advantages of Fuwei Intelligent's Damage Inspection System
To address these issues, Fuwei Intelligent's container damage detection system integrates multi-sensor data and AI algorithms, offering the following capabilities:
- High-Precision Detection: Utilizes lidar and optical cameras working in synergy to accurately capture defects such as dents, rust, and cracks, covering blind spots that are difficult for manual inspections to detect.
- Fully Automated Process: The system automatically triggers scans and analyzes point cloud and image data in real-time, completing single-container inspections within 5 seconds, far surpassing manual efficiency.
- Dynamic Learning and Iteration: Machine learning-based algorithm models continuously optimize, adapting to different container types and damage patterns, reducing false positive rates.
III. Core Value Delivered to Ports
1. Enhanced Safety: Intercepts high-risk damaged containers through pre-screening, preventing accidents during transportation and reducing legal and compensation risks.
2. Cost Reduction and Efficiency Improvement: Reduces manual inspection costs, speeds up gate passage, alleviates port congestion, and is particularly suitable for large terminals with annual throughput exceeding one million TEUs.
3. Data-Driven Management: Damage records are traceable, helping ports analyze high-frequency defect types and optimize loading/unloading processes or container source management.
The container damage inspection system is not only a standard feature of port intelligence but also a critical component in ensuring the safety of the global logistics chain. With its self-developed sensing technology and algorithms at its core, Fuwei Intelligent helps ports transition from "human-based prevention" to "technology-based prevention," driving the industry toward greater safety and efficiency. In the future, we will also explore deeper integration with scenarios such as unmanned gates and automated yards, providing comprehensive technical support for the construction of smart ports.