As a trade hub on the Pacific coast, South America's ports handle numerous global shipping tasks. These ports face three major challenges: firstly, adaptability to extreme environmental conditions; secondly, coverage across multiple scenarios and scales; and thirdly, efficiency in data collaboration.

Recently, a well-known Moroccan construction company officially signed a cooperation agreement with Weite Technology, introducing Weite's independently developed wire rope online monitoring system for the safety monitoring of critical load-bearing components in its core production equipment.

Recently, a Qatari steel group officially ordered the WTZ-A300 overload limiter developed by WTAU to upgrade the safety protection system of its factory's gantry cranes. This collaboration marks WTAU's successful entry into the core steel manufacturing sector of the Middle East with its intelligent safety equipment.

This collaboration stems from the company's urgent need for improved safety and data-driven management of deck machinery operations. In scenarios such as ship anchoring and offshore construction, traditional anchor winch operations rely on manual judgment, leading to problems such as inaccurate load monitoring and delayed safety warnings, which can easily cause equipment damage or safety accidents. WTAU, with its accumulated expertise in anchor winch weighing technology, became the preferred partner, and together they are developing an intelligent weighing solution adapted to complex maritime operating conditions.