Nizam Zachman Port, one of Indonesia's most important fishing hubs, supports thousands of local fishermen and maritime businesses. Recognizing the potential to enhance operations and better serve the community, the port management deployed Hikvision’s AIoT (AI-powered Internet of Things) technologies to make the port smarter and more efficient.
Every day, Nizam Zachman Port handles huge volumes of fish destined for both the Indonesian domestic market and for export around the world. Such an operation relies heavily on technologies that can make the port safer, more efficient, and more secure. Recently, the port management identified several key areas where they believed technology could make a significant difference.
The first was to develop comprehensive capabilities to identify ships entering their waters, including unregistered fishing boats that don't use standard Automatic Identification System (AIS) signaling. They wished to adopt a unified detection approach that would operate effectively in all weather conditions, from foggy mornings to dark nights.
The management team also recognized the value of upgrading their ship counting and reporting systems. While their experienced staff performed excellent manual counting, management knew that combining human expertise with automated technology could deliver even more accurate records. This would be particularly valuable during busy periods, and when ships arrive at night and depart before dawn.
Another area for improvement was communication. Here, the management team wanted to replace traditional communication methods with a modern audio system for efficient message delivery across the harbor.