智能装备“向新”记：让机器人打“难工”

Core Insights - The "Intelligent+" development trend is deeply integrating smart equipment into various industries such as clothing and machinery, facilitating digital transformation in workshops [2][3]. Industry Overview - The 11th Yiwu International Intelligent Equipment Expo showcased 507 leading companies from the global smart equipment industry, presenting over a thousand smart equipment items across various sectors including robotics, smart manufacturing solutions, and advanced material processing [2]. - The expo reflects a shift in the equipment manufacturing industry, where companies are not just selling equipment but are also integrating digital technologies to enhance operational efficiency and safety [2][3]. Technological Advancements - New technologies and products in high-end equipment manufacturing are emerging, with a focus on smart robots, industrial mother machines, and intelligent logistics equipment [3]. - Companies are upgrading their systems to connect directly with Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), allowing for automated processes and improved production efficiency [3][4]. Smart Manufacturing Solutions - In the clothing industry, a "Digital AI Factory" solution has been developed, enabling automation from design to production, significantly enhancing efficiency [5][6]. - AI software connects machines throughout the production process, allowing for streamlined operations where one supervisor can manage multiple production lines [6]. Robotics and Automation - The industry is increasingly adopting embodied intelligence to address labor-intensive and hazardous tasks, improving both efficiency and worker safety [7]. - Companies like Noli Intelligent Equipment are advancing towards unmanned operations with automated systems that enhance logistics efficiency and safety within factories [9]. Customization and Flexibility - Some companies are offering customizable automation solutions that allow for easy adjustments in packaging and logistics processes, significantly reducing manual labor [10][12]. - The "recipe-based" approach in automation allows for quick changes in production setups, making it easier for factories to adapt to varying product specifications [10].