While requirement changes are inherent to Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) in smart factories, frequent alterations can lead to significant adverse consequences.

The functions that smart factory equipment maintenance can achieve mainly include the following aspects.

Ongoing tracking and analysis within a smart factory effectively minimizes unexpected equipment breakdowns.

The functionalities realized by intelligent factory material storage are primarily manifested in the following aspects.

In traditional factories, material warehousing involves numerous manual processes, resulting in low operational efficiency.

Smart factories enable the digitalized management of equipment and molds, allowing real-time maintenance task reception via mobile applications.

The advantage of a smart factory in equipment maintenance lies chiefly in the maintenance department’s ability to obtain real‑time visibility into plant machinery and molds through the Smart Factory app.

Smart factories enable comprehensive real-time tracking of material inventory throughout the entire supply chain, support barcode-based inbound and outbound operations, accurately document material flows, and implement precise inventory management.

The primary advantage of a smart factory lies in its intelligence, enabling users to effortlessly monitor inventory levels and material flow through the Smart Factory app.

As a production information processing tool, the Production Management System plays a pivotal role in driving corporate operations.