The Houston Xponential Showstopper
In May 2025, Hollyway once again took center stage, this time at the Xponential exhibition in Houston, USA. The event, a melting pot of innovation and entrepreneurship, was the perfect setting for Hollyway to unveil its latest achievements.
One of the highlights of Hollyway's participation was its case-sharing session at the Innovators' Opera Speaking event. Here, the company's representatives delved deep into real-world applications of its technology, sharing success stories and insights that left the audience in awe. From large-scale industrial deployments to government-led initiatives, Hollyway's case studies showcased the versatility and effectiveness of its solutions.
But it was the Iron series of fully autonomous drone equipment that truly stole the show. These drones, a testament to Hollyway's engineering excellence, dazzled professionals from the global tech and business sectors. With their advanced AI capabilities, zero-human-intervention operation, and state-of-the-art design, the Iron series drones represented the future of unmanned aerial vehicles. Their ability to perform complex tasks with precision and efficiency made them the center of attention at the event.
What Tangible Value Does Hollyway Deliver to Industrial Clients?
Beyond the impressive showcase at the exhibition, Hollyway also delivers significant tangible value to its industrial clients.
In traditional long-duration machine inspections, Hollyway's intelligent fully autonomous inspection process takes just four steps, enabling rapid closed-loop management.
Hollyway is very skilled at generating digital twins of work areas, and can determine waypoints based on screenshots on the platform. Based on the shooting location of waypoints, routes are generated, and drones fly directly to waypoints, improving the efficiency, flexibility, and accuracy of drone tasks and greatly enhancing the experience for industrial users.
Hollyway's drone autonomy system has end-to-end AI capabilities, which automatically adjust the focal length and position of shooting points through real-time recognition by the drone front-end, ensuring data validity.
Let's take a power grid inspection scenario as an example. The platform leverages AI vision capabilities to reliably pinpoint and classify defects in power transmission hardware (e.g., clamps, insulators, connectors).
All of this has amazed customers from various industries across the United States and around the globe. What's even more exciting is that in the near future when the time is ripe, Hollyway is poised to seek new and reliable overseas production bases, with a high likelihood of choosing locations in the Middle East or the United States.
