Control level

A manufacturing technology that uses digital quantification to express, store, process, and control, supporting the optimization of product lifecycles and overall enterprise operations.

By integrating various manufacturing resources such as raw materials, components, energy, and equipment using information technologies like QR codes, RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification), software, etc., the integration progresses from smaller to larger scales, achieving the integration of smart equipment, smart production units, smart production lines, digital workshops, smart factories, and even smart manufacturing systems.

Building on system integration and communication, leveraging next-generation information technologies like cloud computing and big data, all while ensuring information security, to achieve information collaboration and sharing.

The ability of distributed organizations or organizational units to collaborate in a computer-supported collaborative work environment, including capabilities such as parallel work, coordination, conflict resolution, information exchange, and more.

Information related to the parameters, production metrics, status, and machine runtime used for planning and controlling production orders.