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Traditional inspection methods typically involve the use of inspection sticks or manual recording of inspections. Companies that employ these conventional inspection approaches often face the following issues: 1. Delayed uploading of data from manual inspections results in untimely equipment repairs, thereby delaying production progress； 2. There are numerous and diverse inspection devices, along with varying inspection standards, which affects the compilation of inspection data ； 3. Inspection data is complex and paper records are prone to loss, which hinders management from analyzing the data and making timely adjustments ； 4. Manual inspections cannot detect potential hazards related to equipment and the environment in a timely manner, resulting in a high risk to production. 5. Manual inspections are prone to fraud and other issues... 1. Inspectors use their smartphones to carry out inspections following a predetermined route and sequence; they can upload data using QR codes, Bluetooth, or NFC functions within the inspection area. Features such as geolocation and trajectory playback are also available, allowing managers to monitor the inspectors’ locations in real time. This helps prevent fraud, ensures the quality of inspections, enhances the safety and reliability of equipment and power systems, and eliminates potential safety risks. 2. Inspectors use mobile devices to carry out inspections; they can automatically upload each inspection record to the database on the management side of the inspection system platform. Charts and reports can be generated, and these can be retrieved and queried at any time, thereby enabling an informational management approach to the inspection of electrical equipment. 3. The use of sensors during inspections helps ensure the accuracy of the data collected, as they automatically upload device data to the management system, thereby preventing interference from external factors. The data retrieved and transmitted by sensors forms the basis for analysis and alerts; by utilizing the data provided by sensors, companies can make more efficient and accurate decisions and carry out better management. The Zhongxun “Inspection Agent” intelligent inspection and safety management system is based on Internet of Things technologies (GPS trackers, data visualization analysis techniques, multi-functional sensing technologies, AI intelligence technologies, etc.). By taking into account the actual needs of large industrial enterprises (in the power, petrochemical, steel, metallurgy, and other sectors), it provides a professional inspection system that helps ensure safe production in these enterprises and improves their production efficiency.