DP World Delegation Visits STON Robot for a Site Tour and Technology Exchange

One end connects global ports and trade networks;
The other end explores more possibilities of space logistics.

Recently, a delegation from the Dubai World Port Group (DP World) in the Greater China region visited STON Robot for an inspection and exchange. A meeting across industries and regions unfolded in Changzhou.
One side operates ports and terminals in 69 countries worldwide, with an annual throughput of approximately 90 million TEUs - for every 10 containers in the world, one passes through its hands.
The other side is the standard setter for gantry robots, redefining 40-ton AWR heavy-duty space robots.

Workshop Tour - From the Testing Area to the Assembly Line

01 / INTO THE STON

From the exhibition hall to the intelligent manufacturing site,

the visiting guests had the opportunity to closely observe Jinshi Robots' technological exploration and application practices in areas such as space logistics,

intelligent handling, and automation scenarios.

Workshop Tour - From the Testing Area to the Assembly Line

02 /Technology in Motion

Each rise and fall, positioning and coordination of the equipment not only demonstrate efficiency but also represent a new way of organizing the logistics space.

Both sides engaged in in-depth exchanges around intelligent equipment, automated applications and future logistics scenarios.

DP World Global Ports and Terminals Network

04 /Open Communication

Open Exchange
Dialogue on global logistics scenarios, intelligent equipment applications, and space efficiency

Making logistics more efficient, bringing the world closer.

Next stop, somewhere in the world.

Ports are the nodes of global trade, and robots are the new muscles within these nodes.
When one of the world's largest port networks begins seriously considering a heavy-duty space robot made in China—
the next stop might just be a dock somewhere in the world.

STON Robot

Move the heavy. Free the human.