On August 4, Li Quanchao and Wei Zengxi from the Ecological Environment Law‑Enforcement Bureau of Hebei Provincial Department of Ecology and Environment, together with Dong Lipeng from the Provincial Environmental Emergency team, paid an on‑site research visit to Haijiang Group. Geng Hongliang, Deputy Director of Cangzhou Municipal Bureau of Ecology and Environment, and Dong Changsong, Director of Cangxian Bureau of Ecology and Environment, accompanied the inspection. Gao Qiying, Party Branch Secretary and Senior Vice‑President of the Group, provided full‑site accompanying briefings. The research group visited intelligent emergency equipment and the 5G Intelligent Command Center, and held in‑depth exchanges on emergency incident response, practical application of unmanned equipment, and government‑enterprise collaborative emergency capacity‑building.
On‑site Observation of Cutting‑edge Equipment: Air‑ground Integrated Intelligent Devices on Display
The research group first proceeded to the intelligent equipment exhibition area to view the Group’s full‑range unmanned emergency devices, including multiple models of intelligent robotic dogs, fire‑fighting tanks and multi‑functional detection drones. Gao Qiying conducted on‑site practical demonstrations and elaborated on the unique strengths of each piece of equipment for high‑risk rescue scenarios.
The complete set of unmanned equipment can access hazardous leak sites and confined spaces inaccessible to human personnel, and independently perform toxic and harmful gas detection, on‑site sampling and fire suppression. Achieving full coverage from high‑altitude patrols to fine‑grained ground detection, it greatly reduces safety risks for front‑line staff exposed to hazardous chemicals.
Tour of the 5G Intelligent Command Center: AI Platform Enables Remote Intelligent Dispatching
The research group then visited the Group’s 5G Intelligent Command Center, where they viewed live feeds of hazardous‑chemical facility dismantling and on‑site emergency response via the AR visual command large screen. Leveraging data transmission channels of unmanned equipment, the platform aggregates real‑time gas monitoring data, on‑site sampling information and video footage to the backend.
In the event of sudden safety incidents, staff can assess hazards, deploy equipment and allocate rescue resources remotely from safe zones, realizing truly unmanned, intelligent and remote emergency response. A documentary video of Haijiang Emergency Rescue Team’s real‑world operations was played on‑site, fully demonstrating the “unmanned response equipment and unmanned response process” operational model, and presenting the team’s participation in large‑scale drills and real‑life hazardous‑chemical accident rescues.
In‑depth Discussions to Explore New Pathways for Collaborative Environmental Emergency Development
Following the on‑site tour, both sides held thorough discussions covering equipment application scenarios and long‑term government‑enterprise cooperation. Residual toxic and flammable‑explosive media constitute the major safety hazard in hazardous‑chemical facility dismantling and chemical‑leakage scenarios. Haijiang Group has developed mature standardized response procedures: intelligent unmanned equipment is first deployed for full‑site risk investigation, followed by professional equipment for hazardous‑substance replacement, cleaning and recovery, so as to eliminate casualties at the source.
Over the years, Haijiang Group has built a professional emergency rescue team, carried out regular emergency training and practical drills, and taken part in many national‑ and provincial‑level hazardous‑chemical accident emergency exercises.
Leaders from Hebei Provincial Department of Ecology and Environment spoke highly of Haijiang Group’s systematic and intelligent emergency solutions. They pointed out that pressure for risk prevention and control remains high amid hazardous‑chemical leaks and sudden water pollution incidents. Unmanned equipment such as robotic dogs and the AR remote command platform can substantially lower operational hazards for front‑line workers, and deliver outstanding practical value in hazardous‑chemical pipeline accidents and confined‑space operations.
The leaders expressed expectations that Haijiang Group would keep deepening technological innovation, optimize equipment performance targeting local environmental‑emergency pain points across Hebei Province, strengthen regular collaboration with ecological‑environment authorities at all levels, jointly improve the regional emergency response system for unexpected incidents, and collectively safeguard the province’s ecological security.
Going forward, Haijiang Group will continue to increase R&D investment in intelligent emergency equipment, take initiative to engage ecological‑environment competent authorities at all levels, and carry out regular technical exchanges and joint practical drills. Committed to bolstering safety safeguards with digital and intelligent technological equipment, the Group will make every effort to contribute corporate strength to the modernization of ecological environmental emergency response in Hebei Province.
