Recently, the 2026 Highlander Solid-State Radar Product Special Promotion Event, themed "Solid-State Navigation · Smart Vision Across All Waters," was successfully held at the Yuanzhou Phoenix Villa in Taizhou. The event targeted shipowners, shipping companies, ship design institutes, and maritime ancillary service providers across Taizhou and the eastern Zhejiang region. It showcased Highlander's self-developed core technologies for marine solid-state radar and its integrated navigation and communication solutions, focusing on the pain points of nearshore navigational safety and leveraging domestically produced, hard-core equipment to help the shipping industry reduce costs, boost efficiency, and upgrade intelligently.

Once, the people of Lingshui sought from the sea just a fish, a meal. Now, they seek from the sea an entire value chain, a new horizon. From "living off the sea" to "seeking the Way in the ocean" — a shift of just a few words, but what it changes is vision, ambition, and the industrial aspirations of this city.

On the afternoon of July 30, Li Shengjiang, Deputy Chief Economist of the China Association of the National Shipbuilding Industry (CANSI), led a delegation to visit Highlander for an on-site research tour. Core business leaders from Highlander Group's Maritime Systems Business Division and Shanghai Hailanyun Technology Co., Ltd. attended the symposium. The two sides engaged in an open exchange on broad industry trends, examined pressing challenges across the sector, and jointly explored strategies for the high-quality development of domestically produced marine equipment.

On July 18–19, the Highlander 2026 Semi-Annual Review Meeting was held at the Nantong Highlander Smart Innovation Park. Senior executives, heads of business divisions, and core team members gathered to comprehensively review the company's first-half operating results, assess industry development opportunities, and align on deployment priorities for the second half of the year.

From July 17 to 19, the first intensive training session of Highlander's 2026 GALAXY Leadership Program was successfully launched at the Highlander Smart Innovation Park in Nantong. The company places great emphasis on building a younger management team, with a focus on cultivating young backbone talent who can deliver results and excel in business operations and management. The program spans a one-year development cycle, targeting core management personnel across all departments and promising young employees, laying a solid talent foundation for the company's strategic growth and steady business advancement. The young participants demonstrated high enthusiasm for learning, fully reflecting the team's hardworking, pragmatic, and enterprising spirit.

On the afternoon of July 17, Zhang Tao, Party Secretary and General Manager of China Telecom Guangdong Branch, along with Hu Zhiliang, General Manager of Shenzhen Telecom, visited Highlander for research and discussions. Highlander Group founder Shen Wanqiu, Highlander Cloud General Manager Su Yang, and the core team warmly received the delegation. The two sides held talks on deepening cooperation for the offshore wind direct-connected data center project.

On the afternoon of July 7, Chen Zhong, Party Secretary of Zhoushan and Party Working Committee Secretary of the Zhoushan Archipelago New Area, led a delegation to visit and conduct research at Beijing Highlander Digital Technology Co., Ltd., holding in-depth discussions on the implementation of the UDC wind power submarine data center project in Zhoushan. Attendees included Highlander founder Shen Wanqiu, Strategic Capital Center General Manager Tang Tian, Operations Management Center Deputy General Manager Yao Ling, Shanghai Highlander Cloud Technology Co., Ltd. Project Development Center General Manager Pan Yahong, Product Director Tu Feilong, and CCCC Third Harbor Engineering Co., Ltd. Chief Accountant Zou Qiang.

Recently, Highlander successfully held a themed solid-state radar promotion event in the coastal city of Dalian. Centered on the theme "Solid-State Radar, Worry-Free Detection — AI Empowerment, Automatic Diagnosis," the event brought together local Dalian shipping groups, shipbuilding enterprises, maritime operation and maintenance units, ship owners, and industry technical experts. Focusing on shipborne navigation and perception equipment, the event featured in-depth sharing on the core technologies, real-ship application cases, and one-stop solutions of the new-generation solid-state radar, building a platform for technical exchange and supply-demand matching in the northern shipping industry.

On June 17, 2026, the themed exchange and study event "Born from the Sea, Computing in Symbiosis," organized by the MBA Education Center of Tsinghua University's School of Economics and Management, was held as scheduled at the MBA alumni enterprise Beijing Highlander Data Technology Co., Ltd.

​Recently, a major breakthrough was announced for a key project on the Pinglu Canal. The 5,000-ton-class intelligent demonstration vessel "Beigang Canal 002," built to meet the canal's navigation standards, successfully completed a full-scope trial voyage on the Yujiang River section in Guigang, Guangxi. The company's self-developed intelligent navigation system, solid-state radar, panoramic visual perception, and vessel-borne data integration equipment served as the core functional systems of the vessel throughout the trial. Following six hours of continuous onboard validation, all perception, intelligent navigation, and early warning functions met the required standards. The trial attracted on-site coverage from CCTV, marking a new milestone in the development of smart inland waterway shipping in Guangxi.