The construction of a Smart Factory requires tailored intelligent solutions based on the specific characteristics and needs of the industry. Different sub-sectors vary in business processes, critical links, and common issues. For example, within the equipment manufacturing sector, the customization of precision equipment processing and highly standardized equipment manufacturing differ significantly in supply chain setup, production models, and delivery capability requirements.

In a specific industry, the construction of a Smart Factory must also consider the different scenarios at various stages of the factory's lifecycle. For instance, whether an existing factory faces an urgent need to break through production efficiency bottlenecks, requires iterative optimization of current systems and digital architectures, or is building a new factory from scratch while simultaneously implementing Smart Factory solutions—enterprises need customized Smart Factory solutions tailored to these distinct scenarios. Additionally, given the diversity of technological ecosystems, it is essential to consider domestic users' unique preferences and usage habits for digital tools, as well as government regulatory requirements, rather than simply digitizing for the sake of digitization.

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