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September 3, 2025, marks the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. To promote patriotism, inherit the revolutionary spirit, and deeply commemorate the revolutionary martyrs, Xiamen Hefeng Interactive Technology Co., Ltd. and the China Science (Xiamen) Data Intelligence Research Institute jointly organized a live broadcast of the "September 3rd Grand Military Parade," witnessing this important historical moment and feeling the growing strength of the motherland.

On the afternoon of June 3rd, Hefonix and the Hong Kong Wind Chaser Maritime Association held a project signing ceremony in Hong Kong. Both parties are committed to developing a high-speed boat simulator to address industry pain points. Terry Fung, General Manager of the Hong Kong Wind Chaser Maritime Association; Morris, General Manager of Hefonix; Liu Yongguang, Deputy General Manager; and Lin Jian, Assistant General Manager, attended the signing ceremony.

On the afternoon of March 13, 2025, Lin Daxiang, a first-level researcher of the Yunxiao County People's Congress Standing Committee and chairman of the Rural Revitalization Promotion Association, and his delegation visited Xiamen Hefeng Interactive Technology Co., Ltd. for inspection and guidance.

On January 17, 2025, Xiamen Hefeng Interactive Technology Co., Ltd. successfully held its 2024 Spring Festival Annual Meeting!

Recently, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the "Management Measures for the Recognition of High-tech Enterprises" (Guokefahuo [2016] No. 32) and the "Guidelines for the Management of the Recognition of High-tech Enterprises" (Guokefahuo [2016] No. 195), the Office of the Leading Group for the Management of the Recognition of National High-tech Enterprises announced the first batch of 930 high-tech enterprises registered by the Xiamen certification agency in 2024. Among them, Xiamen Hefeng Interactive Technology Co., Ltd. successfully obtained the "National High-tech Enterprise" certification.

Recently, after more than four months of development and discussion and many days of repeated testing and verification, the yacht (high-speed boat) simulator jointly developed by Hefonix (Xiamen Hefeng) and Hong Kong Wind Chaser Boating Association successfully completed the acceptance work and made its debut at the 2025 Hong Kong Outdoor Sports Expo and Asian Indoor Sports Festival. The on-site response was enthusiastic, attracting many tourists to stop and experience it. It also marks the official launch of Hong Kong's first high-precision simulation equipment for yacht (high-speed boat) training.

In the global maritime industry, training investment is no longer viewed as a cost center but as a strategic lever for operational excellence and market differentiation. For B2B decision-makers, including shipping companies, training providers, and port operators, the evaluation of training systems increasingly focuses on commercial impact, scalability, and long-term competitiveness. Advanced simulation-based training—centered on the Navigation Simulator—has become a critical driver of sustainable business value.

Maritime education institutions operate within a highly regulated environment where academic quality, instructional effectiveness, and compliance with international standards are subject to continuous evaluation. Accreditation bodies, education authorities, and industry partners increasingly require demonstrable evidence of teaching outcomes, curriculum alignment, and training effectiveness. In this context, advanced simulation-based training systems—anchored by the Navigation Simulator—have become a critical component of modern maritime education and quality assurance frameworks.

For military, coast guard, and maritime law enforcement organizations, operational readiness is a strategic imperative. Missions are often conducted in high-risk, time-critical environments where human error can have severe consequences. As operational demands increase and resources face tighter control, advanced simulation-based training has become a core component of modern defense and law enforcement

Public-sector procurement in the maritime domain is governed by strict regulatory frameworks, technical standards, and accountability requirements. Government agencies, port authorities, and maritime administrations must ensure that every training investment complies with national regulations, international conventions, and long-term public interest. In this environment, advanced simulation-based training systems—anchored by the Navigation Simulator—provide a compliant, auditable, and future-proof solution for government procurement.