• July 06, 2019

In the process of manufacturing transformation, more and more communication between machines and people is needed, and the traditional wired technology limits this way of communication, and also affects the flexibility needed for the continuous improvement of existing technologies. The new generation of wireless 5G communication has the characteristics of reliability and sensitive response, and will be an obvious opportunity in process control. In many ways, 5G will be the enabler of the Internet of things because data acquisition from factory sensors can flow in real time and have controllable delays. For manufacturing, a challenge will be to build reliable radio networks in indoor environments that may be interfered with by radio. Another challenge is the availability of spectrum. Public networks operating in the same spectrum can provide even more interference to the wireless signals on which the manufacturing process depends. Many industrial Internet of things systems are conceived as private and dedicated to the entities under discussion, dedicated spectra and smaller combinations can avoid interference, and some countries may use certain frequency bands for industrial Internet of things use.

• August 09, 2019

The manufacturing enterprise opens its own "a chef", which embodies the openness and self-confidence of the enterprise. At present, many enterprises in automobile, electronics, shipbuilding, consumer goods and other industries in developed countries have carried out factory visits. Through visiting and inspection, showing their product characteristics and publicizing their product quality and corporate culture, good results have been achieved. Once in a while, the chef in the bottom of the sea was screened by the news. The public's food is clean and sanitary, the quality of the dishes, the service is the best, the chef in the industry's model of the fire-pot restaurant is used to get into the cabinet, the hot-pot spoon used by the restaurant is used to pass through the sewer, and the fans of many of the sea bottom can be extremely angry. Despite the very good public relations of the sea-bottom fishing, an apology was made in just four hours, and all the responsibilities were taken, but the shadow was lingering. Even if the bottom fishing promises to be rectified, can the diners really trust? Let's take a look at Dingtai Feng, Michelin 1-star 's old name shop. The back kitchen of each store is transparent kitchen. Chefs and small workers are busy in the store. In addition to Ding Taifeng's steamed buns, the open kitchen can also give diners a sense of security. It seems that if Haidi fishing wants to win back the trust of its guests, it should also learn from Dingtai Feng to open its own kitchen. "transparent" factories in developed countries This is the case in restaurants, as well as in manufacturing. In Germany, the United States and Japan, many well-known enterprises not only open up their "back cooking", but also make an industrial tourism industry. They are very popular and often have to make appointments more than two or three months in advance. BMW, for example, all the factories are open to the outside world, including the Tiexi factory in Shenyang. E-works German Industrial 4.0 delegation has visited BMW, Audi, Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz and MAN factories. BMW Munich factory automatic spraying robot, Audi A8 height automation and R8 manual customization, MAN factory truck bridge and vehicle assembly should With AGV and so on, all leave a deep impression on everyone. At present, many enterprises in automobile, electronics, shipbuilding, consumer goods and other industries in developed countries have carried out factory visits. Through visiting and inspection, showing their product characteristics and publicizing their product quality and corporate culture, good results have been achieved. In this regard, China is still in its infancy, only a small number of beer, health products, household appliances enterprises began to try to carry out factory visits. To enter some well-known enterprises to visit and study, it is still very difficult, often need to "go through the back door." Or organized by government departments, during the meeting, as...

• March 09, 2020

As U.S. President Donald Trump initiated the tariffs offensive on steel and aluminum in March and planned more on its imports from China, experts and officials have noted that the U.S. move is in violation of the World Trade Organization (WTO)'s principles and would harmed U.S. economy itself. He described the U.S. tariffs move as a "own-goal", noting a sound solution to any trade dispute should be filed at the WTO. The U.S. protectionism measures would backfire on the United States' own economy, Inotai said last month after Trump unveiled his plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum. On March 23, the U.S. tariffs move was largely criticized during a WTO meeting in Geneva. The WTO said in a statement that trade representatives of more than 40 members, including the 28 from the European Union (EU), took the floor to warn against U.S. tariff measures, during a meeting of the Council for Trade in Goods. Russia said the new tariffs exceed the bound rates the United States had committed to under WTO rules. It sought further clarification how the measure can be justified under WTO rules. The European Union (EU) does not support measures that would run counter to WTO law, Daniel Rosario, spokesman of the European Commission, told reporters Wednesday on Washington's proposed list of Chinese goods subject to additional 25 percent tariffs based on the investigation of the so-called Section 301. "We call on the relevant parties to ensure WTO compliance of their trade actions. We will analyze the measures being taken in terms of their WTO compatibility," Rosario told Xinhua. According to the spokesman, the EU has noticed the U.S. action against China under Section 301 and has been closely following the investigations since they were launched in August 2017. Rosario also underlined the importance of the role of the WTO in dealing with trade differences.

• March 09, 2020

• March 09, 2020

The People's Bank of China has opened the country's mobile payment market to foreign companies in a move intended to encourage innovation and competition, according to a report in Securities Daily. The move by the central bank means that foreign companies can apply for a license to offer payment services in China. Foreign players in China's mobile payment market will be required to keep personal information and payment details within China's borders. A number of foreign payment companies, such as Paypal, have previously established ties with partners in China, but they have been limited to providing cross-border payment services to citizens of China. The move is an expansion of a market dominated by domestic payment giants Alibaba and Tencent, which make up 93% of the market. There are currently 243 mobile payment companies operating in China.

• March 18, 2018

Xi Jinping was elected Chinese president by a unanimous vote Saturday morning at the ongoing session of the 13th National People's Congress (NPC). Thunderous applause reverberated in the Great Hall of the People when the election result was announced. Xi, 64, stood up and bowed, while the voters responded by standing up and clapping vigorously. Li Keqiang and Zhang Dejiang, who stood beside Xi, shook hands with him and expressed congratulations. Xi was also elected chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC) of the People's Republic of China (PRC) by a unanimous vote. Right after the election, Xi took a public oath of allegiance to the Constitution. "I pledge to be allegiant to the Constitution of the PRC, safeguard the Constitution's authority, fulfill my legal obligations, be loyal to the country and the people, be committed and honest in my duty, accept the people's supervision and work for a great modern socialist country that is prosperous, strong, democratic, culturally advanced, harmonious, and beautiful," he said. This was the first time for a Chinese president to take such an oath upon assuming office. Last October, Xi was elected general secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and appointed CMC chairman of the CPC at the first plenary session of the 19th CPC Central Committee. He was first elected general secretary of the CPC Central Committee in late 2012, and Chinese president and CMC chairman of the PRC in March 2013. In the president's first five-year tenure, China has made historic achievements and undergone historic changes -- Having "stood up" and "grown rich," China is "becoming strong."  Xi told the Party's 19th National Congress in the opening speech that socialism with Chinese characteristics had entered "a new era." At the Party congress, Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era was written into the CPC Constitution, and into the country's Constitution on March 11, making it the guiding principle of China. He laid out a two-step approach to future development: working to basically realize socialist modernization from 2020 to 2035; developing China into a great modern socialist country from 2035 to the middle of the century. "I am so lucky to be part of such a great age led by a great man," said Yu Zhigang, an NPC deputy. "The unanimous vote showed that as our leader Xi has our full support and trust and bears our high expectation." Gesang Zhoigar, an NPC deputy from Tibet Autonomous Region, was also deeply touched by the election. "Being one of more than 3 million people from Tibet, I have strong trust in Comrade Xi, the whole Party's core, our nation's leader and the army's commander," she said. Also on Saturday, lawmakers elected Li Zhanshu as chairman of the 13th NPC Standing Committee and Wang Qishan as vice president of China. A total of 14 vice chairpersons and a secretary-general were also elected for the 13th NPC Standing Committee. They al...

• March 14, 2018

There's been a sharp rise in exports from Wales to China. That's according to Welsh Economy Secretary Ken Skates, who said: "We know that Welsh exports to China have grown significantly from nearly £194m in 2012 to nearly £313m in 2017 but I want to see those figures grow further.” With that in mind, Mr. Skates will shortly lead a trade visit of some 25 Welsh companies to China, on which we will reveal more information tomorrow. The news comes at a time of record relations between China and Wales. As just one example of this blossoming relationship, we reported in November that the number of Chinese students in Wales had risen dramatically over the last few years. Whilst there’s been an overall drop in the number of Asian students who were studying in Wales since 2013, over the same period, the number of Chinese students in the country rose by 90 percent. This contrasted with a fall of over fifty percent in the number of Bangladeshi and Indian students. Perhaps with its new community in mind, Wales recently hosted its largest ever celebration of Chinese New Year.

• March 10, 2018

Economic fundamentals and a stable yuan will keep China's foreign exchange reserves basically stable, a central bank official said. Forex reserves had been on the rise for 12 months before February's decline, Pan Gongsheng, deputy governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC), told a press conference on the sidelines of the ongoing annual legislative session. The slight decline in February was caused by both the rise of the U.S. dollar exchange rate index and the falling bond price index in the international market, Pan said. The U.S. dollar exchange rate index rose 1.7 percent last month while stock markets in the United States, euro zone and Japan all dropped by 4 - 5 percent. China's forex reserves stood at 3.1 trillion U.S. dollars in February, down nearly 27 billion U.S. dollars from January. The forex stockpile has increased steadily since February 2017 after dipping below 3 trillion dollars in January last year.