There is a special instrument that I want to replicate; are there companies specialized in this?
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There is a special instrument that I would like to replicate; are there companies specialized in this? The principle can be replicated, including the programs in the industrial computer
First, we can learn from others’ experiences and methods! As for imitation, why not develop and think things through on one’s own?
If it’s a specially customized instrument, you can definitely state your requirements and approach two or three reliable, legitimate manufacturers to ask them for preliminary designs and quotes, then choose the one with the lowest price. If you’re the owner, there’s no point in going for a copy.
You can take your specific requirements to the information promotion section and give it a try; your description is too general, so I’m not sure how to help you.
:lol:lol That’s too harsh; newcomers might not be able to handle it
First of all, we must admire ourselves – the Chinese have truly remarkable imitation skills. In Wenzhou, I saw fake Omah electric motors and Xibos electric motors; if you don’t look closely, you’ll never know they are replicas. As for the internal part, we won’t go into details; it works fine, but its lifespan is hard to say. Imitation versions should be fine; how is the performance? What is the lifespan? Without effort, our knockoffs will forever remain a synonym for inferior quality.
Pig Brother’s mouth oh~~ it goes at whoever it can! :lol
In the United States as well, there have been reports of Chinese counterfeit chips being used in missiles.
Is the current term of \"localization\" simply an official way of describing imitation? By learning from foreign technologies to use them against those who possess such technologies, there are already successful examples available; there’s no need to engage in independent research and development, as that would only result in waste without necessarily yielding any outcomes. However, the industry does not recognize it, and its reliability over long-term operation is also poor. The road is long.