On September 26, 2025, Shenzhen Desert Ship Security Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Desert Ship Security"), a benchmark enterprise in the access control and security industry, officially relocated to the Shenzhen Galaxy Twin Towers. This "tallest twin tower in China," certified by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH), welcomes another powerful force in technological innovation. At the unveiling ceremony, a lion dance performance was held, and company executives and representatives from Galaxy Industry Group witnessed this milestone, marking the beginning of a new journey for Desert Ship Security in deeply cultivating the smart security market.

Landmarks empower leading security companies to upgrade and develop new engines

　　The newly relocated Shenzhen Galaxy Twin Towers stand at a height of 369 meters, at the core of the golden science and technology innovation axis of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. They are located in a world-class electronic information industry cluster, surrounded by an industrial ecosystem formed by leading enterprises such as Huawei and 642 new-generation information technology companies.

　　Desert Ship Security will leverage the resource advantages of the park's "ICT Convergence Demonstration Base" to accelerate the deep integration of access control and security technologies with artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things.

　　"Moving into China's tallest twin towers is a significant leap forward for the company in its nearly two decades of operation," said the head of Desert Ship Security in his address. He added that the new location not only provides the company with a green office environment that is certified by both LEED Gold and WELL V2 Core Platinum, but also leverages the park's 261 full-chain enterprise services and "park + finance" ecosystem to inject new momentum into product development and global market expansion.

Eighteen years of dedicated work have forged a strong foundation in security products.

　　Founded in 2006, Desert Ship Security has been deeply involved in the access control and security field for 18 years, building a complete system covering over 700 products, from microwave sensor access switches and metal touch switches to embedded wire protection devices. These products are widely used in smart buildings, intelligent manufacturing, and other scenarios. The company boasts a 10,000-square-meter production base and an independent R&D team. Adhering to the philosophy of "customer first, high-end quality," it serves global customers through OEM/ODM models, becoming one of the most comprehensive access control equipment manufacturers in China. With this relocation to the Galaxy Twin Towers, Desert Ship Security will focus on upgrading its core capabilities: leveraging Galaxy WORLD's cross-border resource network to expand the international market coverage of its "Flying Camel" brand.

Industry-city integration to jointly build a security innovation ecosystem in the Greater Bay Area

　　In its congratulatory message, a representative from Xinghe Industry Group pointed out that the arrival of Desert Ship Security further enhances the industrial layout of Xinghe Twin Towers, which integrates "next-generation information technology + high-end manufacturing." As a science and technology innovation hub gathering 24 Fortune Global 500 companies and 116 national high-tech enterprises, the park will provide services such as policy coordination and resource matching to help security companies achieve collaborative innovation with fields like artificial intelligence and digital creativity. It is understood that Desert Ship Security's new location is situated in the high-rise area of ​​the west tower of Xinghe Twin Towers, equipped with a dedicated VIP elevator and customized sky reception space, offering a 360° panoramic view of Shenzhen and Hong Kong. Leveraging its location above the Yabao Station of Metro Line 10 and its half-hour commute from Shenzhen North Station, the company will achieve efficient collaboration with the Greater Bay Area's supply chain system.