Intelligent manufacturing - a new trend in China's manufacturing industry!

The report said that in comparison, although China’s smart manufacturing still has some areas to catch up with, at the same time, some cutting-edge smart manufacturing centers have emerged in China, and these Each region has intelligent manufacturing expertise that is comparable to developed industrial countries, such as Pudong in Shanghai, Wujiang in Suzhou, and Longgang in Shenzhen.

Shanghai is China’s leader in key parts, robots and aerospace equipment manufacturing. According to MM China, Shanghai’s smart manufacturing industry ranks 19th.

On the other hand, Nanjing, located in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, has a population of 8 million specializing in intelligent production in fields such as railway transportation and automotive industry parts. In the Guangzhou and Shenzhen areas, the focus is on the development of industrial robots and intelligent electronic products, especially wearable devices. In addition, Changzhou has become a center of cutting-edge industrial design.

Since 2015, China has adopted the "Made in China" strategic plan for the first time, conveying to the world its goal of developing China from a world production platform into an intelligent manufacturing power, and in this direction Great progress has been made.

At present, 537 industrial parks have been established nationwide that specialize in intelligent manufacturing and promote the development of related enterprises. In addition, there are 111 industrial parks focusing on “big data”.

Certain disciplines in the field of intelligent manufacturing are developing particularly rapidly in China. According to reports, additive manufacturing grew at an average rate of 49.1% between 2013 and 2018. Of course, a large number of key components still need to be imported from abroad.

In the face of such rapid growth, even if it is partly due to a low starting point, it is still impressive. This heralds an important trend: China is determined to develop its own smart manufacturing technology to reduce technology imports in this field. All analyzes and media reports on the subject talk about “replacing” foreign high-tech parts of smart manufacturing with domestically produced equipment.

"China already has the foundation and basic requirements for developing intelligent manufacturing," a business media summarized the current situation in a report. They analyzed that a large number of basic technologies, such as robotics, sensorsTechnology in the fields of technology and complex manufacturing systems, which used to be completely dependent on imports, is now controlled by China itself. Chinese domestic hardware and corresponding software solutions have also made great progress in digitalization.

According to China Economic Net, in the next five-year plan from 2021 to 2025, which has just been completed and gradually released to the public, China will once again attach great importance to accelerating the development of intelligent manufacturing. The report said that the upgrading and modernization of China's manufacturing industry will continue across the country. Therefore, business media predict that investment in manufacturing equipment may increase by another 10% in the next year.

　(Original title: Intelligent manufacturing-a new trend in China’s manufacturing industry!)