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How can a traditional workshop be transformed into a digital one? Currently, many companies are seeking to upgrade the functionality of their workshops, transforming them from traditional workshops into digital ones, with features such as video surveillance, laboratory systems, real-time monitoring of production data, monitoring of large-scale equipment, electronic ticketing, and EAM. What are everyone else doing?
This is also a trend, including advanced process control (APC), real-time optimization control, inspection robots, electronic fences, intelligent inspections, equipment inventory and procurement management, as well as safety and skills training
The topic is too broad; it can’t be fully explained in just one or two sentences or within a single article
Does anyone have any proven experience in this area? Is this the standard approach? How can advanced process control (APC), real-time optimization control, inspection robots, electronic fences, intelligent inspections, equipment inventory and procurement management, as well as safety and skills training be implemented?; As a workshop, what specific tasks need to be carried out?
Analyze what tasks computers cannot perform at the moment and what must be done by humans, and then consider using technology or existing equipment to carry out those tasks.
The main issues are high investment costs and inadequate supporting facilities. In the past, video surveillance systems were only installed in a few key locations; now, there is no space for expansion, and installing new systems would be too costly; The other systems do not match the original ones and need to be integrated.
Smart factories are a rather complex topic; generally, they require customized solutions on a factory level... which is quite troublesome