Smart Digital Workshop
We provide customers with professional smart warehousing solutions that maximize storage capacity within limited space, custom-integrate WMS warehouse management systems, and achieve full-process automation, digitalization, and intelligence in material handling. Our smart digital workshops are centered on digitalization, networking, and intelligent technologies, seamlessly connecting production equipment, processes, logistics, quality control, personnel, and data to create a modern manufacturing environment where the entire workflow—from order placement to finished-product shipment—is transparent, automated, efficient, and fully traceable. In simple terms: machines “speak,” production is visible, processes are controllable, and abnormalities are flagged early.
Category:
Product Center
System Capabilities: We provide customers with professional, intelligent warehousing solutions that maximize storage capacity within limited space. Our customized WMS warehouse management system enables end-to-end automation, digitalization, and intelligent operations for material handling.
An intelligent digital workshop is centered on digitization, networking, and intelligence, seamlessly integrating production equipment, processes, logistics, quality control, personnel, and data to achieve end-to-end transparency, automation, efficiency, and full traceability across the entire production process—from order placement to finished-product shipment—thus realizing a modern manufacturing environment.
In a nutshell: machines speak, production is visible, processes are controllable, and anomalies are flagged early.
I. Core Objectives
Production transparency: real-time visibility into equipment status, output levels, and quality.
Digitalization of processes: no paper forms, no manual data entry—data is collected automatically.
Intelligent Decision-Making: Automated Production Scheduling, Automated Dispatch, and Automated Issue Alerts
Traceable Quality: Full-Process Traceability of Raw Materials, Equipment, Processes, and Personnel
Cost Reduction and Efficiency Enhancement: Reduce Labor, Minimize Waste, and Improve Equipment Utilization
II. Core Components
1. Intelligent Device Layer (Hardware Foundation)
CNC machine tools, robots, intelligent machine tools, and automated production lines
AGV/AMR automated guided vehicles, intelligent warehousing, and automated loading/unloading systems
Sensors, visual inspection, PLCs, industrial PCs, and IoT gateways
2. Network and Data Acquisition Layer
Industrial Internet, 5G, Ethernet
MES data acquisition and equipment networking (machine tools / robots / inspection equipment)
Barcode, RFID, and vision-based identification for material and process tracking.
3. Core Software System (Brain)
MES Manufacturing Execution System
Production planning, work dispatch, timekeeping, equipment status monitoring, quality control, and traceability constitute the core of a digital workshop.
ERP Enterprise Resource Planning
Manages orders, materials, procurement, costs, and finance, with seamless integration with MES.
WMS Intelligent Warehouse Management
Automated inbound and outbound inventory management for raw materials, work-in-progress, and finished goods, along with location-based warehouse management.
PLM / Process Management
Manage drawings, process routes, operation parameters, and standard work instructions.
SCADA / Equipment Monitoring
Real-time monitoring of equipment operation, shutdowns, energy consumption, and anomalies.
4. Applications and Management
Electronic Kanban: Real-time display of production progress, OEE, and first-pass yield
Digital Twin: Virtual Workshop Simulating Real-World Production
Big Data Analytics: Capacity Analysis, Bottleneck Analysis, Energy Consumption Analysis
Mobile Management: Submit work reports, approvals, and view production data via mobile phones or tablets.
III. Typical Business Processes (Digital Closed Loop)
Order is issued from the ERP system.
System-generated production planning and scheduling
Automated Material Delivery in Smart Warehouses
Equipment automatically calls up programs; workers perform tasks according to electronic work orders.
Real-time upload of production and quality data to MES
Automatic anomaly alarm (equipment failure, quality exceeding limits)
Automatic inbound storage upon completion and automatic cost accounting
Automatic generation of end-to-end traceability reports
IV. Key Features
Labor reduction / Unmanned operation: robotic loading/unloading, automated inspection, and AGV material handling
Paperless Production: Electronic Work Orders, Electronic Drawings, and Electronic Inspection
Flexible Manufacturing: Rapid Changeover, Supporting Multiple Product Varieties and Small Batch Production
Real-time controllability: Production progress, quality, and equipment status are all clearly visible at a glance.
High traceability: Enables rapid identification of the root cause and accountability when issues arise.
6.5 Applicable Industries
Automobiles and Auto Parts
Machining and equipment manufacturing
Electronics and electrical appliances, 3C
Medical devices, food and pharmaceuticals
Hardware, Molds, Injection Molding
New materials, new energy
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