Radio frequency embossing machine Vendor.The embossing machine printing industry needs intelligent factories

　　Nowadays, the pressure faced by printing enterprises is mostly due to oversupply, and the pressure felt by printing enterprises of different sizes varies. Although the total output value of printing in the country is very high, more than half of the shares are concentrated in the hands of enterprises above designated size, which only account for 3% of the total number of enterprises and have a turnover of over 50 million yuan. So, small and medium-sized printing enterprises suffer from the dilemma of not being able to receive large orders, while small orders are facing numerous competitors.

　　In fact, the pressure of oversupply has been long-standing, and many colleagues are complaining when they meet. It seems that the shrinkage of the printing market has become a good excuse for businesses to not improve their business. However, according to statistical data, the total output value of domestic printing has not decreased, and some printing enterprises are still expanding their equipment. Are most of its recently sold printing machines fully automated "intelligent" new models? Ask a full process ERP supplier like Xiaolingyang if their customers have installed C2M intelligent processes when importing ERP? The answer may be yes. This raises a new question: if the printing market shrinks, what kind of calculations are these printing companies investing in new technologies playing?

　　Oversupply is a long-standing problem that cannot be solved in a short period of time by individual enterprises. And colleagues who are concerned about the trend know that the next thing that will affect the entire industry will be the industrial earthquake caused by environmental policies.

　　Recently, the government has elevated environmental inspections to a certain level as a national policy implementation. If printing enterprises want to pass environmental inspections, they will inevitably have to invest in environmentally friendly facilities that have no business benefits. This pressure is much greater than the pressure caused by oversupply. Without business, they will have to spend money, which is inevitably unbearable for many small and medium-sized printing enterprises. Therefore, the author judges that the enormous pressure from environmental protection will push a considerable proportion of enterprises off the printing stage. So, the orders produced by these printing enterprises will be free to flow out. If the proportion is large enough, environmental policies will become the epicenter of the printing industry earthquake, and it is likely that the long-standing problem of oversupply will be shattered. Once the oversupply disappears, the business landscape will inevitably need to be rearranged. If a printing company needs to hire more employees to complete the additional orders, may it cope with future changes? This is the ideal plan for printing companies to invest in "intelligent" software and hardware at present.

　　Definition of Intelligent Factory

　　When it comes to "artificial intelligence", Jack Ma said he prefers the term "machine intelligence". It is not about transforming machines into human models, but rather about letting machines do things as long as they are more efficient than humans. Indeed, Afagou was not set up to defeat human experts, but rather a project by Google to implement and improve machine learning technology. The results have proven that as long as there are rules and regulations, machines can spend 24 hours learning and surpass a Go genius who has been struggling for ten years. The rules are complex like Go, and every move can cause countless changes. Machines can do better than humans. So, how complex is printing technology or production process compared to Go, and what will "machine intelligence" perform in the printing industry?

　　Let's imagine a printing machine automatically loading and unloading plates or placing ink; The order management system converts customers' demands for printed materials into specifications for the printing process, and then converts them into prices; The ERP management system converts paper construction orders into glue bound or horseback bound assembly instructions, instructing computers to make plates based on the instructions... Are there any rules to follow for the work that was originally done by senior salespeople or workshop masters? Would it be better to have machines help than humans? If the answer is yes, we can define "smart factories" - those that can be processed by machines, those that can be managed by computers as much as possible, and those that can be managed by computers.

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