Smart factory

Components that facilitate direct interaction between operators and equipment, allowing operators to control and monitor the operation of the equipment. These components may include manual controls, indicators, and screens.

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

Data describing the basic engineering characteristics of a designed or manufactured product. Examples include the product's physical shape, dimensions, and other descriptive information.

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.

Specialized software developed to address application issues specifically for intelligent mobile terminal devices.

Collecting data and status information during the current running process. This can include information such as job status, production metrics like quantity, volume, weight, quality data, and so on.