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About Celijia

Pioneers of motor-power-based dynamic weighing — applied to the world's busiest container terminals.

Shenzhen Celijia Control Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise focused on dynamic weighing and position technology for lifting machinery. We design and manufacture crane torque limiters, overload protectors, intelligent power-analysis weighing systems and industrial control platforms. In 2011 we became the first company in the industry to commercialise a weighing sensor that derives lifting load directly from motor power data — a breakthrough that has since powered our anti-mislifting, predictive-diagnostic and dual-weighing product lines.

Today our solutions are deployed on more than 2,000 cranes across 140+ terminal customers, working closely with leading crane OEMs including ZPMC, Sany Ocean Heavy Industry, Shandong Sealand, Nanjing Port Machinery and Huadong Heavy-Duty Machinery.

20+

Years of R&D

2,000+

Cranes Equipped

140+

Terminal Customers

10+

Countries Served

Mission

Make container-crane operations measurably safer and more efficient

Through electrical-signal analytics that survive in the toughest environments — rain, fog, vibration, temperature swings — without the calibration burden of mechanical sensors.

Reliability

99.999% system reliability through dual-source data fusion. False-alarm rate < 0.001% on weighing; 0% missed-alarm rate on anti-mislifting.

Lifetime cost

5 years calibration-free, 12+ year service life. Customers typically save 75,000+ CNY per crane over 10 years vs. sensor-based solutions.

Compatibility

Works with all electrically driven lifting equipment — STS, RTG, RMG, mobile harbour cranes, straddle carriers, reach stackers and grab-type gantry cranes / ship unloaders. No mechanical modification required.

Team & R&D

An engineering-led organisation

Celijia's strength comes from a deeply technical team and an integrity-first business philosophy. Our research staff include multiple PhD and master's-degree holders, supported by complete in-house production and inspection capability.

PhDs & Master's-degree engineers

A multidisciplinary R&D team spanning power electronics, signal processing, AI/ML, mechanical engineering and embedded systems.

Power-signal research lab

Dedicated test bench for motor current/voltage waveform analysis, with full instrumentation for accuracy, dynamic-response and EMC validation.

In-house production & QC

Complete production and inspection equipment, with quality-control discipline benchmarked at the leading domestic level.

Application engineering

Field commissioning teams embedded with crane OEMs and terminal operators, accelerating deployment from days to hours.

Development history

Two decades of motor-power-signal innovation

More than twenty years of focused R&D on hoist-machinery weighing sensors — beginning with the world's first power-data weighing sensor we commercialised in 2011, and continuing today across 2,000+ cranes worldwide.

  1. 2003

    Celijia is founded

    Shenzhen Celijia Control Technology Co., Ltd. is founded, with a mission to build dynamic weighing and protection systems for lifting machinery — kicking off more than two decades of focused R&D into hoist-motor electrical-parameter analysis.

  2. 2005

    Motor-power weighing R&D ramps up

    Celijia's founding engineers begin sustained research into using hoist-motor current and voltage as a primary weighing input — laying the groundwork for what would later become a sensor-free architecture.

  3. 2011

    World-first motor-power-based weighing sensor

    After years of applied research, Celijia launches the first dynamic weighing sensor for lifting machinery that derives load directly from motor power data — establishing the technology foundation for every product that follows.

  4. 2014–2017

    Productization across crane types

    Sensor-free weighing and overload-protection systems are extended from grab cranes to container cranes, mobile harbour cranes and mineral-handling equipment.

  5. 2018

    First STS deployment with ZPMC

    Four ship-to-shore cranes commissioned with the HDC2000B5 intelligent power-analysis weighing system — Celijia's debut on quay cranes.

  6. 2018–2022

    Lianyungang New Oriental retrofit

    42 RTG / RMG cranes upgraded across four phases — zero maintenance, zero calibration since.

  7. 2021

    Wuhan R&D & manufacturing complex completed

    Celijia opens an integrated R&D and manufacturing complex in Wuhan's Jiangxia Intelligent Manufacturing Industrial Park, with around 2,000 m² of floor space — bringing in-house production, prototyping and quality control onto a single campus.

  8. 2024

    Anti-mislifting system field validation

    More than 100 installations validate the sub-0.5% false-alarm rate and 0% missed-alarm rate of the CNN-based anti-mislifting system.

  9. 2025

    Shenzhen power-signal research lab established

    A new dedicated lab in Shenzhen is brought online for next-generation motor-current waveform analysis, AI model training and full-scale EMC / accuracy validation — anchoring Celijia's R&D headquarters in the Greater Bay Area.

Facilities

Two campuses, one engineering team

Celijia operates from two integrated campuses — the Shenzhen headquarters in the Software Industry Base, and the Wuhan R&D and manufacturing complex in Jiangxia Intelligent Manufacturing Industrial Park.

Shenzhen Headquarters

R&D · Sales · Application Engineering
Reception lobby of the Celijia Shenzhen headquarters with the illuminated CELIJIA · 测力佳 logo wall.

Reception · Software Industry Base, Shenzhen

The front desk and brand wall at our Shenzhen headquarters.

Celijia product showroom with crane scale models on demo tables and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Product showroom — STS / RTG / RMG scale models on live-demo tables for customer visits and acceptance testing.
Open-plan engineering floor at the Celijia Shenzhen headquarters with industry certifications on display.
Engineering floor — open-plan workspace for application engineers, with industry certifications and awards on the wall.

Wuhan Manufacturing & R&D Complex

~2,000 m² · Production · Prototyping · QC
Reception of the Celijia Wuhan complex with the illuminated CELIJIA · 测力佳 logo wall and glass door to the office area.

Reception · Jiangxia Intelligent Manufacturing Industrial Park, Wuhan

Opened in 2021 — the production, prototyping and QC home of every Celijia cabinet shipped worldwide.

Open-plan office floor at the Celijia Wuhan complex with engineering workstations and meeting area.
Engineering & operations floor — open-plan workspace for the manufacturing, sourcing and application engineering teams.
Storage and assembly area at the Celijia Wuhan complex with blue shelving for finished cabinets and sensor modules.
Storage & assembly area — finished control cabinets, sensor modules and cable assemblies staged for shipment.

Wuhan campus · ~2,000 m² · Production · Prototyping · QC

8-2#, Liandong U-Valley · Daqiao Road, Jinlong Avenue · Jiangxia District, Wuhan, Hubei

On the ground

Service engineers, on every crane we ship

Celijia maintains a dedicated commissioning and service team that travels to terminals — installing, calibrating and supporting our systems alongside crane OEMs and port operators across China.

Celijia service team on site at Hubei Port (Wuhan Yangluo Container Terminal).

Hubei Port · Wuhan Yangluo

Site visit and joint inspection with port operations.

Two Celijia engineers commissioning the system inside a crane operator cabin.
Celijia field engineer wiring an installation inside the crane equipment cabinet.
Celijia commissioning team at a customer site.
Celijia service personnel at a container terminal.

Service philosophy

The engineers who built it answer the phone.

Same team for design, commissioning and long-term support — five years calibration-free is a service promise as much as a hardware spec.

2,000+

Cranes serviced

140+

Customer sites

Business Philosophy

Integrity service, reputation first.

We measure success not by units shipped, but by the long-term reliability our customers experience year after year — calibration cycles avoided, false alarms eliminated and incidents prevented.