In Wuhan, at an automated container terminal, productivity has significantly increased, and the number of required employees has decreased thanks to "5G plus Industrial Internet" technologies. Innovations enable remote management of processes, integrating people, machines, and systems, which contributes to the digital transformation of the industry.
China is actively advancing "5G plus Industrial Internet" technologies, applying them across various sectors, including mining, steel production, and logistics. A notable example is the city of Hegang, where the use of these technologies has improved the efficiency of graphite extraction and reduced resource wastage.
By 2035, the country aims to become a leader in intelligent manufacturing by implementing digital and network technologies at all levels. To accelerate this process, pilot programs are being launched in key cities, including Wuhan, with a focus on developing industrial clusters and innovative ecosystems.
China is actively advancing "5G plus Industrial Internet" technologies, applying them across various sectors, including mining, steel production, and logistics. A notable example is the city of Hegang, where the use of these technologies has improved the efficiency of graphite extraction and reduced resource wastage.
By 2035, the country aims to become a leader in intelligent manufacturing by implementing digital and network technologies at all levels. To accelerate this process, pilot programs are being launched in key cities, including Wuhan, with a focus on developing industrial clusters and innovative ecosystems.
