GENMA Secures 4 New Invention Patents and 3 Software Copyrights

Recently, GENMA has further strengthened its intellectual property portfolio with the acquisition of 4 national invention patents and 3 computer software copyrights, reinforcing its technological edge in bulk material handling and container terminal equipment.

The newly granted patents cover core technologies including a calculation method for port crane weighing systems, a six‑drum bridge‑type grab ship unloader, a suction nozzle structure for efficient cleaning systems of pneumatic ship unloaders, and a grab crane weighing method. These innovations have already been applied in scenarios such as precision weighing for port cranes, high‑efficiency ship unloading operations, and cleaning system optimization. The software copyrights involve an electrical integrated control system for transshipment operations, a crane remote management system (RCMS), and a Profinet‑based sensorless load control software for grab cranes. These are respectively used in electrical control management for lightering, remote monitoring and fault alarming for container cranes, and sensorless precision load calculation.
These intellectual property achievements reflect GENMA's commitment to independent innovation. Going forward, GENMA will continue investing in R&D to enhance product performance and reliability, strengthen its brand, and deliver smarter and more dependable material handling solutions to customers worldwide.