Group 1 - China Classification Society issued the first "offshore grade" autonomous navigation system certification for unmanned boats to Shaanxi Oka Electronic Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd, marking a breakthrough in the independent research and development of intelligent ship systems in China [1] - The certification is expected to inject new momentum into the development of the intelligent ship industry chain [1] Group 2 - The International Maritime Federation President Zhang Baochen discussed new opportunities for Hainan in the development of new energy ship technology and industry, emphasizing that high-quality industrial development is fundamental for high-quality innovation in the marine economy [2] - Haikou City Natural Resources and Planning Bureau Director Zhu Yaoqiang proposed a model of "policy guidance, technological breakthroughs, industrial agglomeration, and collaborative development" to promote the development of intelligent green ship research and design in Hainan [2] - The Dean of the Marine Technology and Equipment College at Hainan University, Shen Yijun, explored cost reduction and efficiency improvement in the design of green intelligent ships from a technological innovation application perspective [2] - The Director of the Intelligent Shipping Technology Research Center at the Ministry of Transport's Water Transport Scientific Research Institute, Geng Xiongf, emphasized the importance of intelligent standards as a critical issue related to rule-making authority [2] - Yang Zhongjia, Associate Professor at Beihang University, shared applications of basalt fiber soft membrane materials and discussed how to reduce costs and promote standardization and intelligence in equipment [2] - Oka Zhihang CEO Zhu Jiannan elaborated on the industrialization of technology and products, emphasizing the use of scenarios to address practical challenges and advance the industrialization process [2] - Xu Jie, General Manager of Hainan Kaipu Digital Technology Co., Ltd, introduced the progress of establishing a marine test site at Beigang Island, aiming to create an integrated test site for intelligent ship marine experiments and machine-managed fishing vessel law enforcement [2]