Taiwan’s Anjea and Dutch terminal-automation specialist CERTUS Automation are cooperating on AI computer vision for container terminals. The system improves container recognition in rain and strong winds and received an order after trials at the Port of Rotterdam.
Taiwanese technology company Anjea, part of NEXCOM Group, has partnered with Dutch smart-terminal systems provider CERTUS Automation on an AI computer-vision solution for port operations. The technology is designed to recognize container numbers in difficult weather by combining AI ShakeDry rain-drop detection, micro-vibration water removal and optical image stabilization.
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