Intelligent manufacturing is coming, and the era of Chinese robots is coming

Chinese manufacturing companies frequently try to seize the smart manufacturing field. With the advent of the "machine replacement" trend, traditional Chinese manufacturing companies are facing a new round of fierce competition: global borderless challenges, robot homogeneity, inconsistent standards and other issues are in front of us. Let's follow the industrial control editor to learn about the relevant content.

Chinese entrepreneurs had similar feelings at the "World Intelligent Manufacturing Conference" held in Nanjing yesterday. The "World Intelligent Manufacturing Conference" co-organized by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China and the Jiangsu Provincial Government invited 285 companies from 10 countries and regions around the world to participate in the exhibition, including 38 Fortune 500 and global intelligent manufacturing leaders.

China News Service reported that Huang Xing, chairman of China National Machinery Industry Corporation's Sinomach Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., pointed out that the overall upgrade of the global manufacturing industry has forced Chinese companies to transform, but Chinese companies also have many problems in the process of competing for market share. "The companies I know that can play to their own characteristics are doing better; 80% of those capital-driven companies are facing the pressure of losses."

In Huang Xing's view, Chinese traditional manufacturing enterprises must find their own positioning and advantages in the development of the "smart manufacturing" market. At a certain stage, homogeneity may be inevitable, and a reshuffle is needed to move from overheating to stability.

XCMG, another giant in the machinery industry, ranks fifth in the world's engineering machinery industry. In the new wave of technology, they use intelligence to the extreme, go deep into the end, and respond to competition with scale.

On that day at the XCMG Group booth, the big screen of XCMG's "brain" displayed the real-time operation status of 316,929 excavators, cranes, road machinery and other machines from more than 70 categories across China.

"This is also XCMG's first industrial Internet of Things big data platform." Dr. Huang Kai of Jiangsu XCMG Information Technology Co., Ltd. said that each XCMG device is equipped with a "black box". These tiny data will eventually be compiled into national equipment operating rate and economic operation reference data, providing smart equipment solutions for the world.

Lou Jianjun, director of the Intelligent Manufacturing Fruit Business Department of Aerospace Cloud Network Technology Development Company of China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, pointed out that replacing people with machines and turning off the lights in factories are only the first step of the "long march" of intelligent manufacturing. In the future, companies with different cooperative relationships can collaborate on design, manufacturing, and order completion on the same platform. After that, all companies can freely combine and disband on the platform to participate in and share the market and opportunities of the manufacturing industry.

In his eyes, things that seem out of reach are not "pipe dreams". Various departments of the Science and Technology Group have conducted such experiments internally to achieve production and research and development.

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