Hailanxin VMS guarantees "Shen Jiu" launch

On June 16, the launch of the "Shenzhou 9" manned spacecraft, which was the first manned rendezvous and docking mission in China, was successfully launched. This is another major breakthrough in China's manned spaceflight project. The Ministry of Transport's Salvage and Salvage Bureau, which independently undertakes the maritime emergency rescue support mission, dispatched several large-scale ocean rescue vessels equipped with the Hailanxin Ship Remote Monitoring and Management System (hereinafter referred to as “VMS”) to carry out maritime emergency rescue support work.

VMS is a typical representative of Hailanxin's technological innovation. It enables the shore command center to obtain the working pictures of each ship in time, and conducts real-time monitoring and command of ship navigation through multi-party video conferences to realize the intersection of ship and shore information. It meets the needs of maritime safety, ship monitoring, ship-shore and timely communication in a wider sea area, and helps improve the fleet's offshore operational command efficiency and the emergency rescue capability of government departments.

VMS has complete functions, strong compatibility, leading domestic and international technology, and is favored by many ship owners at home and abroad in the field of ship management. The system has been widely installed in the Ministry of Communications, Salvage and Salvage Bureau, COSCO Group, Formosa Plastics Group, MSC and other government departments and large well-known ship companies. The successful participation in the "Shen Jiu" maritime emergency rescue support mission is also a great recognition and encouragement to Hailanxin. In the future, Hailanxin will continue to adhere to the core values ​​of "due diligence and continuous innovation", actively explore and continuously overcome technical problems. To make a continuous contribution to the safety and efficiency of shipping worldwide.