Are the underlying control systems of mainstream DCS&SIS&PLC systems at home and abroad all developed by the respective companies?
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Some time ago, the emergence of the mobile operating system HarmonyOS caused quite a stir. The mainstream mobile operating systems are Apple’s iOS and Android; as for Symbian, BlackBerry, and WIN CE, they’re not even worth mentioning. The mainstream computer operating systems are Windows and MAC OS, with Linux being a niche option. Are the real-time operating systems (RTOS) used in various control systems in the field of process control, such as DCS, SIS, PLC, and SCADA, all developed by their respective manufacturers? Or authorize use? At least the RTOS used in Rockwell Automation’s MACS V is foreign! Does anyone else know about other sea friends?
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In China, the only one that can be considered one’s own is the **Engineering Research Center for Industrial Automation** at Zhejiang University. There are only about three national-level research centers dedicated to industrial automation research; Zhejiang Zhongkong has the highest market share. The laboratory was originally authorized to use the name \"Zhejiang University Zhongkong\", but it was later changed to Zhejiang Zhongkong. Zhejiang Zikong, acquired by Chint Electric, also relies on technologies developed in research centers; over time, it has mostly used old systems, with almost no research and development capability. Zhejiang University Youwen is the only authorized industrialization platform; it is strong in the field of fine chemicals. It develops and adopts technologies from Zhejiang University, and even its industry-university-research bases use Youwen products, ensuring that its research and development stay in line with those of Zhejiang University. Feel free to contact us at 13405869073
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