Line management system

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

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.

By means of system integration, data interoperability, human-machine interaction, flexible manufacturing, and information analysis optimization, it achieves efficient, closed-loop exchange, transmission, storage, and processing of information at all stages, from product design to sales, from equipment control to enterprise resource management, in a discrete manufacturing factory.

The temperature in a production workshop.

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.

Grid computing's core, responsible for providing remote process management, resource allocation, storage access, login and authentication, security, and service quality, among other functions.