Equipment level

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

A collection of organizing and structuring production floor operation plans, and sorting the relevant production sequences for one or more products.

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.

Utilizing physical models, sensor updates, operational history, and other data to integrate multi-disciplinary, multi-physical parameters, multi-scales, and multi-probabilities in a simulation process. This process maps into a virtual space, reflecting the full lifecycle of the corresponding physical equipment.

Functionality that allows for interconnection between machines, between machines and control systems, and between enterprises through wired and wireless communication technologies.

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.