Made in China 2025: How should those involved in control play a greater role?
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Hello, professionals in the field of control! Think back to when I was applying for college – was control engineering one of the top-ranked majors there? I felt so proud at that time ； But after graduating and starting work in a company, does it feel like things gradually get more mundane? While the less prominent fields of craftsmanship and equipment technology are all thriving, what should we do? In line with China’s Made in 2025 strategy, and considering that the manufacturing sector remains large but not strong, with significant gaps in terms of innovation capabilities, resource utilization efficiency, industrial structure, level of informatization, and quality and efficiency, let us catch up as enterprises undergo transformation and development. Let us continue to contribute our strengths and efforts, so that we can regain the vitality and brilliance of our college days once again. 【You participate, I reward】Giving roses to others leaves a pleasant fragrance in one’s own hands; we invite everyone to actively participate in the discussions. The rewards are generous, and there is surely something suitable for you.
It was supposed to be posted in the control area; could some leader help move it there?
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I don’t quite understand. What’s the format?
I want to encourage everyone to discuss and think actively about how those in charge can achieve better development； At the same time, it provides newcomers with a direction to develop systematic thinking skills.
It’s a bit vague; just discussing it makes it difficult to turn into an event. In what form do you want to involve people in this activity?
Be a technician who knows how to program, be a technician who knows how to handle automation
It’s a great topic; with the advent of Internet+ and Industry 4.0, those in the field of instrumentation and control should pay attention to such issues. If this can be refined and turned into a large-scale event, that would be great!
This topic is very popular – the Internet of Things, Made in China, and robotics are areas where instrumentation and control technologies should play a key role. Yet in reality, there is still a huge gap between the promises and slogans and what actually happens.
At present, Chinese companies are all developing in line with **’s policies. The 2025 plan proposed this time seems very difficult to achieve; if one really has excellent technical skills, they might consider working for a foreign company to experience Industry 4.0
I think it would be very intelligent if one could achieve one-click driving, one-click parking, and one-click handling of known emergencies