94-164136-001 GE gas turbine control I/O module

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94-164136-001 GE gas turbine control I/O module

94-164136-001 GE gas turbine control I/O module

The German government officially launched the “Industry 4.0” strategy at the Hannover Messe in April 2013, which aims to improve the competitiveness of German industry and take the lead in a new round of industrial revolution. General Electric (GE) proposed the concept of integrating information from various industrial equipment into the Internet at the end of 2012, known as the “Industrial Internet”, and promoted that by introducing this concept into factories, allowing employees to access necessary information when necessary can significantly improve factory production efficiency.
Industry 4.0 or the Industrial Internet are essentially extensions of the Internet in the industrial field. In the future manufacturing industry, factories, managers, and users can be connected through the Internet. Then, factory managers can monitor every aspect of factory production through the internet, and users can place orders for the factory and customize the products they need at will through the internet.
Siemens Industrial Automation Products Chengdu Production and Research and Development Base (SEWC) has been established in Chengdu, which is the first digital enterprise outside of Germany. This factory defines the sustainable development of modern industrial production with outstanding characteristics such as digitization, automation, greening, and virtualization, and is a model in the “digital enterprise”. Siemens integrates virtual and real worlds through the “Digital Enterprise Platform”, achieving bidirectional information flow and data collaborative optimization from the workshop to the company management. Siemens’ digital factory is the only way to achieve “Industry 4.0”.