June 17–19, 2025 — Rotterdam, Netherlands. TOC Europe 2025, one of the world’s leading exhibitions for port and container supply chain technology, successfully concluded after three exciting days of industry-wide exchange and innovation.

BroadVision took the stage with its flagship solutions — rugged outdoor industrial cameras and AI-powered vision systems for port cranes — showcasing how Chinese vision technology is transforming real-world port operations around the globe.

A Dynamic Booth with Deep, High-Value Conversations

Our booth drew strong attention and nonstop traffic throughout the event. Leading global port operators such as APMT, DP World, ICTSI, PSA, and TIL visited our stand, joined by major port equipment manufacturers including ZPMC, KONE, SANY, Rainbow, QHD Haixi, Huadong Heavy Machinery, Kuns, as well as automation and electrical system integrators Siemens and ABB.

They engaged in in-depth discussions and expressed great interest in BroadVision’s tailored solutions for complex port environments. Our IP69K-rated, ultra-low-latency, shock-resistant, self-cleaning, and wide-temperature-range cameras — proven in automation and remote-control scenarios — captured significant attention and sparked strong collaboration interest across the sector.

Expanding Global Reach and Deepening International Collaboration

BroadVision has been steadily advancing the global adaptability and localized service capabilities of its products in recent years, with successful deployments at ports along the Belt and Road.

TOC Europe 2025 marked a key milestone in our global expansion journey. Beyond demonstrating the strength of our technology, the event strengthened trust and forged closer connections with partners worldwide — laying the groundwork for deeper cooperation and shared innovation in the future of smart port operations.