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The Hannover Messe held in Germany from April 22 to 26 is the largest international industrial event today, known as the "barometer of world industrial development". This year, Hannover Messe focuses on the big topic of "Injecting Vitality into Sustainable Industry", focusing on the latest products and industry trends in the fields of Industry 4.0, artificial intelligence, 5G, mechanical engineering and more.
CCTV reporter Qiao Nan: A giant silage harvester has attracted the attention of many spectators in the venue. Exhibitors said the machine made its world premiere and is equipped with an intelligent driver assistance system that allows operators to safely operate the machine in a short period of time, even if they can't drive.
The forage harvester's AI algorithm allows it to maintain a stable set speed and adjust the engine power and travel speed according to the weight of the harvest, reducing fuel consumption by 12% per hour compared to the previous generation, while cutting the same crop length.
Artificial intelligence was also the hottest topic at this year's Hannover Messe, where the world's leading industrial companies brought their latest products. On a miniature pharmaceutical production line, three different sets of robots work at the same time and quickly on a circular transport line, but when a control button is pressed, the transport line is cut into two parts, one of which continues to function normally, and the other part can be used for human-robot collaboration.
Gu Yue, Vice President of Schneider Electric and Head of Marketing for China and East Asia: In the past, if we found a problem with one station, we would stop all the production lines, so that the overall production capacity might be reduced. Now, we can use AI technology to help it, such as doing some simple dragging, without having to rewrite the code, to achieve fast or flexible splitting.
The reporter learned that a generative artificial intelligence assistance tool can help engineers quickly generate, optimize and debug complex automation code through "chat", and complete tasks that used to take weeks in a few minutes.
Reiner Brehm, CEO, Factory Automation, Siemens Digital Industries: For me, the real highlight of the show was the use of AI for manufacturing on real machines. You can ask this machine, how can I run a higher quality machine faster. The machine will answer you where it thinks it can be optimized. In this case, we'll identify what bottlenecks exist when it's working, and determine how to address those bottlenecks as we improve productivity and quality. It is used in many fields, including all machine building, such as automobile manufacturing, battery industry, solar industry, machine building in the tire industry, and food and beverage fields.
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Editor: Pan Xu