In recent years, smart factories have quietly emerged. On August 1, 2022, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the National Development and Reform Commission, and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment jointly issued the "Implementation Plan for Carbon Peak in the Industrial Sector," promoting a range of low-carbon, zero-carbon, and negative-carbon technologies, processes, equipment, and products with significant emission reduction effects, laying the foundation for achieving carbon peak in the industrial sector. Amid the unstoppable spread of smart factories, ALSI (Alps System Integration (Dalian) Co., Ltd.) actively responds to the "dual carbon" strategy, focusing on the direction of green development. With the goal of helping factories build a vanguard of smart factories, it has grasped the core of the implementation plan in a strategic manner.

As one of the leading enterprises deeply engaged in the field of smart factories, ALSI carefully listens to on-site needs and pain points in production management, actively expands the reach of the "carbon peak plan," and strongly echoes the "dual carbon goals" explicitly proposed in smart factory planning with concrete actions. It helps factories build a safe, efficient, green, and low-carbon intelligent equipment solution—the ALSI Smart Equipment Management Solution. Using this as a "window" for the upgrade and transformation of smart factories, it delivers on the details of carbon neutrality solutions one by one, independently developing a full lifecycle solution system covering equipment collection, monitoring, and smart maintenance. Combined with two notification hardware devices—smart bracelets and agile buttons—the integration of software and hardware leads to successive victories. The ALSI Smart Equipment Management Solution targets every high-energy-consumption link hidden in the production process. Addressing the pain points of low capacity and high energy consumption in small and medium-sized manufacturing industries, it analyzes over 100 billion pieces of massive data through ALSI's intelligent algorithms. Acting as a "data master" for equipment information, it transforms scattered and isolated data into interconnected systems, shifts from passive to active participation, and moves from carbon reduction to clarifying the "dual carbon" goals. It has formulated clear low-carbon development roadmaps for more than 600 factories and has been successfully applied in multiple fields such as electronic appliances and mechanical processing. ALSI converts practical application experience into "dual carbon" capabilities, exploring a path to achieve carbon peak and carbon neutrality, becoming a crucial support for countless factories to reach their "dual carbon" goals.

Now, the era of enterprises advancing dual carbon goals is arriving. Catering to the needs of smart factory upgrades, ALSI always stays close to the actual production conditions of enterprises, rooted in the essence of manufacturing, closely aligned with the characteristics of dual carbon, and uses full-cycle, integrated solutions to promptly resolve various issues discovered during smart factory construction. It actively promotes the successful implementation of the "dual carbon" goal, helping to achieve the carbon peak and carbon neutrality targets on schedule. In a nutshell, ALSI truly interprets the ethos of a craftsmanship brand, grasps the core viewpoints of industry news strategically, and accumulates momentum for the transformation of smart factories.