INTELLIGENCE FOR A CONNECTED PORT
Digital twins and operational intelligence.
Bringing clarity to a world in motion.
MEET FINDER
Ports never stand still. Neither should the way we understand them.
FINDER brings digital twin visualisation and operational data together to help port and terminal teams see conditions, explore options and plan their next steps.
Discover our storyFounded in Busan,
Republic of Korea
WHAT WE DO
THE OPERATION COMES FIRSTDESIGNED AROUND YOUR REALITY
Every terminal has its own systems, constraints and priorities. We start there.
Identify the data and operating context your team needs.
Put spatial and operational information into perspective.
Define a focused pilot and review it with your operators.
FROM DEVELOPMENT TO APPLICATION
PORT DIGITALISATION
Our development work spans port visualisation, operational monitoring and dispatch planning support, with a focus on how people use information on the ground.
See our workFINDER NEWSROOM
An interview with founder Je-yeon Lim explores FINDER’s work on port dispatch, digital twins and carbon-market forecasting, with an emphasis on supporting decisions in industrial operations.
Read original · KoreanHankyung profiles FINDER and founder Je-yeon Lim, covering the company’s port-focused development, field collaboration and participation in the 2025 Early-Stage Startup Package.
Read original · KoreanA company profile follows FINDER’s early work on container yard dispatch and its ambition to improve the way terminal operations use positioning data.
Read original · KoreanSMART PORT HUB
Ideas, industry examples and the language of port digitalisation.
SINGAPORE
Automation at terminal scale
THE NETHERLANDS
Turning infrastructure into information
REPUBLIC OF KOREA
A connected gateway to global trade
Industry examples from official sources. Tuas photograph: ZKang123, 2023 / CC BY-SA 4.0. Rotterdam: Igor Passchier / Pexels. Busan card uses illustrative port imagery. These are not FINDER deployments.
PORTS, EXPLAINED
From digital twins to arrival planning, get to know the terms behind a smarter port.
Explore the port glossaryA digital model connected to information about a physical environment or process. In a port, it can combine spatial context with operational information to support understanding and analysis.
In practice View a terminal layout alongside available equipment or vessel information. A 3D model alone does not establish a live operational connection.
Source: Port of Rotterdam AuthoritySoftware used to plan, coordinate and record the movement and storage of cargo within a terminal.
In practice Managing container inventory and coordinating berth, yard and gate activities.
Source: KalerisA shipboard system that automatically exchanges vessel identity, position and other information with ships and coastal authorities.
In practice Providing vessel-position context for a port view. AIS data availability and quality need to be considered for each use.
Source: International Maritime OrganizationThe predicted time at which a vessel or vehicle will arrive at a specified location. It is an estimate and can change as conditions change.
In practice An ETA for a pilot boarding place differs from an ETA at a berth. State the location and time zone when sharing it.
Source: IMO GreenVoyage2050 · JIT portalYOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS HERE
Tell us about your operation.
We’ll explore the right starting point together.
