8521-LC-MT GE gas turbine control I/O module

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8521-LC-MT GE gas turbine control I/O module

8521-LC-MT GE gas turbine control I/O module

According to General Electric’s prediction, the industrial internet in the United States can increase productivity by 1% -1.5% annually, and over the next 20 years, it will increase the average income of Americans by 25% -40%. The industrial internet will add $10 trillion – $15 trillion to global GDP, equivalent to rebuilding the United States. Up to now, GE has launched 24 industrial Internet products, covering nine platforms, including oil and gas platform monitoring management, Locomotive efficiency analysis, hospital management system, improving wind turbine power output, power company distribution system optimization, and medical cloud imaging technology.
The Wall Street Journal’s commentary points out that in the United States, the “Industrial Internet” revolution led by General Electric is also in full swing, and has become an important part of the “return of manufacturing” in the United States. Similar to the basic concept of Industry 4.0, it also advocates connecting people, data and machines to form an open and global industrial network, but its connotation has gone beyond the manufacturing process and the manufacturing industry itself, across the entire value chain of the Product lifecycle, covering aviation, energy, transportation, medical and other industrial fields. Compared with Siemens’ “Industry 4.0”, GE’s “Industrial Internet” solution pays more attention to the subversion of software, network, Big data and other services in the industrial field. Unlike Germany’s emphasis on “hard” manufacturing, “soft” services are precisely what the American economy, which has a developed software and internet economy, excels at.