​The 4th China (Hangzhou) International Robotics West Lake Forum was held in Hangzhou from 9 to 11 November 2018, with the theme of "Machine - Intelligence Integration, Leading the Future - Robotics and Artificial Intelligence The theme of this year's West Lake Forum was "Integration and Development of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence", and the International Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Industry-Academia-Research Achievements Exhibition was held at the same time to showcase the latest frontiers in robotics research and discuss the latest breakthroughs in artificial intelligence development. Aohai Ocean was invited to exhibit underwater robots, which received a warm response from the audience.

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On 20 October 2018, AOHI Ocean delivered a batch of BlueROV2 and its customised products, including the standard version, heavy-duty version, scanning sonar and underwater GPS customised version, to the customer, which was well received by the customer. The BlueROV2 is a solution that offers a balance between performance and price, offering a price tag of 10,000 RMB to achieve a performance that would have cost hundreds of thousands or even millions of RMB. Aohai Ocean is committed to the research, development, promotion and sales services of deep sea (abyssal) exploration technology and underwater robotics, and hopes to provide quality services to the majority of marine technology workers.

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On the morning of 28 September, the 10th China (Hainan) Marine Industry Expo, organised by the CCPIT, jointly organised by the Department of Commerce of Hainan Province and the CCPIT, and co-organised by the Department of Ocean and Fisheries of Hainan Province and various city and county governments, opened at the Hainan International Convention and Exhibition Centre. The opening ceremony was hosted by Li Zhijie, President of the Hainan Provincial Council for the Promotion of International Trade, with guest leaders such as Lv Yong, Director of the Hainan Provincial Department of Commerce, and Zhang Yi, Deputy Secretary General of the China Chamber of International Commerce, addressing the audience on stage. The 10th China (Hainan) International Marine Industry Expo was officially opened by Mr. Shen Danyang, Vice Governor of Hainan Provincial Government.

The scale of this year's Ocean Expo is the largest ever, with the area of Ocean Expo increasing from 13,200 square metres last year to 33,000 square metres and the number of exhibitors exceeding 400. There were 132 enterprises from outside the province, 72 enterprises from the province and 233 exhibitors from other exhibition areas. In response to the "One Belt, One Road" initiative and to promote the development of the Maritime Silk Road, the exhibition hall was specially arranged for this year's Ocean Expo, while the international exhibition area gathered 29 enterprises from Russia, Malaysia and other countries.

In July 2017, Aohai Ocean carried three different classes of underwater robots (ROVs) to Shanglin Lake in Ningbo for underwater archaeological operations. The multiple underwater robots, each with their own strengths and working in tandem with each other, successfully fulfilled the booking plan!

The underwater robots used in this picture are: the observation class BlueROV2, the small operational class OUTLAND ROV and the medium operational class SeaWolf.

​Members of the Aohai team retrieve a deep-sea sediment microbial in situ culture system on the aft deck of the research vessel "Xiangyang Hong 10" on May 22, 2016. On the same day, the research team members on board the research vessel "Xiangyang Hong 10", which was on the fourth leg of the 40th voyage of oceanographic research in the southwest Indian Ocean, successfully recovered the 450 kg deep-sea sediment microbial in-situ culture system that had been working on the seabed for 117 days in the working area.The system can be deployed to carry out microbial in-situ culture experiments at the interface of deep-sea seawater and sediment, and after the experiments are completed, the samples can be recovered without pollution through hydroacoustic remote control. Shao Zongze, a researcher from the Third Institute of Oceanography of the State Oceanic Administration, introduced that this is the first in-situ culture system for deep-sea sediment microorganisms developed independently in China, and the successful recovery will provide a new platform for further functional research on deep-sea microorganisms in the future.