In the digital economy era, “Made in China” continues to show new vitality and creativity

What is a “net”? Thousands of years ago, our ancestors used it to capture animals and birds for space and energy. Decades ago, scholars eager to break through used it to connect the world, pooling information and knowledge…

Today, an invisible digital web runs through thousands of manufacturing industries in China. It connects demand and manufacturing, making industrial production “smarter”; It breaks through industries and fields, linking tens of thousands of small and medium-sized enterprises; It knows every pulse of the city,

To empower and empower the regional digital economy.

It is the industrial Internet.

A net for industrial data

“Net, I weep to fish.” Thousands of years ago, in order to catch delicacies and treasures from the flowing rivers, the “net” was created as a tool for people to obtain survival energy in nature. Today, in the “great river” of the digital economy, the “network” of the industrial Internet is also capturing data and value for high-quality industrial development.

Through a widely connected network, the industrial Internet can bring together data in the supply chain associated with manufacturing activities and in the customer value chain. The aggregated data, algorithms and computing power can help enterprises improve production efficiency and reduce energy consumption, and lay the foundation for accurate supply chain response and efficient connection between supply and demand. Data from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology shows that 209 benchmark demonstration factories have been built in our country. According to the analysis of these factories, after intelligent transformation, the product development cycle of enterprises is shortened by 20.7%, production efficiency is increased by 34.8%, and the rate of substandard products is reduced by 27.4%.

For example, in Hefei Helkaos Intelligent Control Interconnected Factory, which has been selected as a global lighthouse factory, through the industrial Internet enabling of Kaos COSMOPlat, the factory connects the WMS, MES and other systems of various stakeholders, and realizes the end-to-end link to more than 100 customers, more than 500 suppliers and 6 self-owned factories. It can sense raw materials, capacity and inventory of suppliers at all levels in real time, which effectively improves the enterprise’s foresight and initiative in dealing with supply chain risks. In 2022, in the face of COVID-19 and market changes, the on-time delivery rate of factory orders is still 100 percent, the number of days for raw material inventory turnover is reduced by 56 percent, and the order delivery period is shortened by 50 percent.

A net, through the “sky net” mystery trace

Growing on the largest industry and manufacturing industry in the world, the growth speed of our industrial Internet has amazed the world. According to the latest Digital China Development Report (2022) released by the Cyberspace Administration of China, the scale of China’s industrial Internet core industry has exceeded 1.2 trillion yuan, covering more than 85 percent of China’s industrial categories.

With the rapid growth of the scale, hundreds of millions of industrial data and information are constantly pouring into this cross-industry, cross-field and cross-regional digital network. On the basis of accommodating and gathering data, through the integration with big data, artificial intelligence and other technologies, Kaos COSMOPlat also creates the “BaaS Industrial Brain” which has insight into the “sky net” of data, and comprehensively assists the intelligent transformation of industrial manufacturing by precipitation of artificial intelligence algorithm and industrial mechanism model.