Digitalization

With the entire product lifecycle as the main axis, it covers the entire process from product market research, conceptual design, detailed design, process design, production preparation, product prototyping, product finalization, product sales, operation and maintenance, product disposal, and recycling. It spans both time and space, encompassing internal enterprise processes, supply chain participants, and end-users. This enables the generation, management, distribution, and utilization of various types of data throughout the product's lifecycle.

Enterprises use sensors, instruments, barcodes, RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification), machinery, and devices to implement actual physical processes and perceive and control the hierarchical physical processes.

Any entity composed of data.Example: A database is a data asset composed of data records.

Building upon the foundation of a digitalized workshop, this system focuses on production lines. It offers capabilities for creating production tasks, material input and issuance, process planning and assignment, production inspection, and comprehensive monitoring and control throughout the process, including product warehousing.

The inherent capability of a system to rapidly and cost-effectively adapt to environmental changes or uncertainties caused by the environment.

The temperature in a production workshop.