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Three CAE Academicians Visit Fujia Technology for Technical Guidance June 11, 2026

2026-10-19

On June 11, 2026, three academicians of the Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE) — Luo Xiwen of South China Agricultural University, Chen Xuegeng of Shihezi University, and Li Hongwen of China Agricultural University — visited Yiyang Fujia Technology together with Professor Xie Fangping's team. The delegation inspected the company's intelligent seedling equipment, WOGONG triangular-track crawler tractors, and smart equipment production lines, and offered guidance on its technology roadmap and long-term strategy.

 

On the production line

The academician delegation touring Fujia Technology's manufacturing base

The delegation walked the full manufacturing process for WOGONG intelligent equipment, from core component machining through to complete machine assembly and commissioning. Academician Chen Xuegeng praised the products' ergonomic design and intelligent control systems: "Hills, mountains, and paddy fields in the south have always been the hard part of mechanization. WOGONG crawler tractors were built to solve exactly that problem."

 

Intelligent equipment

The delegation reviewing WOGONG intelligent equipment on the production line

In the intelligent equipment display area, the academicians examined the company's work in BeiDou satellite navigation, intelligent sensing, and data acquisition — technologies that now underpin Fujia's intelligent machinery line for smart farm operations. Academician Luo Xiwen said: "Intelligent agricultural equipment is the inevitable direction of the industry, and Fujia's work here is forward-looking. The company should keep deepening the integration of intelligent technology with conventional machinery, and offer more 'Fujia solutions' for agricultural modernization."

 

Intelligent seedling equipment

The academicians examining the high-speed seedling production line

In the seedling equipment workshop, the delegation focused on the high-speed seedling production line developed in-house by Fujia Technology. The academicians closely inspected its precision seeding control system and praised its multi-purpose design: "This equipment solves the efficiency challenge of large-scale seedling production, and it also lets seedling greenhouses be repurposed during their idle season. That is an important direction for the intelligent development of agricultural machinery."

 

Looking ahead

Guided by the academicians' input, Fujia Technology will continue investing in R&D for seedling equipment and crawler tractor technology — with the goal of making mechanized farming work in the fields where it has long been hardest.