Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-07-27 04:02Core Insights - The emergence of the 5G-A smart dark factory, a collaboration between China Unicom, Gree Electric, and Huawei, is redefining traditional manufacturing processes and setting a direction for future industry development [1][3] - The factory boasts an impressive annual production capacity of 12 million air conditioners, achieving fully automated operations without human intervention, which has significantly increased production efficiency by 86% [3][4] - The factory's success has garnered international recognition, winning two awards at the Global Mobile Awards in 2025 for "Best Dedicated Network Solution" and "Best Mobile Economy Innovation" [1] Group 1 - The Gree Electric high-lan port factory exemplifies the concept of a "dark factory," showcasing complete automation and intelligence from raw material intake to finished product delivery [3] - Huawei's deterministic IP network solution addresses the challenges of traditional industrial control systems, ensuring stable control of production sites over long distances with latency fluctuations kept within 30 microseconds [3][4] - The integration of 5G-A networks, RedCap terminals, and management platforms in Gree's factory provides a comprehensive model for intelligent upgrades that can be replicated by other enterprises [4] Group 2 - The Chongqing Changan Automobile factory, developed in collaboration with China Unicom and Huawei, has become Asia's largest unmanned factory, producing up to 280,000 vehicles annually with a new car rolling off the line every 60 seconds [4] - The rise of intelligent factories is transforming job roles, with engineers operating robots earning annual salaries of up to one million, and workers being liberated from hazardous environments [6] - The global influence of China's intelligent manufacturing solutions is expanding, allowing engineers to control machinery remotely with minimal latency, enhancing production efficiency and resource utilization [6]