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2025年9月10日 BY
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eMarine and ABB Partner to Advance Maritime Energy Efficiency with Innovative Temperature Sensors

1,500 NINVA sensors to optimize vessel energy management and support greener shipping operations

As the maritime industry actively pursues sustainable development, Swedish energy management firm eMarine and global electrification leader ABB have formed a strategic partnership. This collaboration aims to enhance vessel energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions, and accelerate the shift toward a more sustainable maritime sector.

Agreement Details and System Integration
Under this new agreement, ABB will supply eMarine with 1,500 certified NINVA™ non-invasive temperature sensors designed specifically for maritime environments. Furthermore, eMarine will integrate these sensors into its advanced ship energy management systems. This upgrade will provide global shipping operators with more accurate and efficient energy monitoring tools.

eMarine’s Growing Role in Maritime Energy Management
eMarine has built a strong reputation in the global maritime sector through its digital energy management platforms. Significantly, several major cruise and cargo operators already use these solutions to achieve measurable gains in energy efficiency and reductions in CO₂ emissions. By continuously analyzing real-time energy use, eMarine helps operators optimize voyages, reduce fuel consumption, and cut operating costs. This partnership with ABB will further expand eMarine’s technological capabilities, enabling even smarter energy management services.

NINVA Sensor Advantages
ABB’s NINVA™ non-invasive temperature sensors form the technological core of this initiative. These innovative devices measure process temperature via external pipe surface readings, eliminating the need for invasive drilling and avoiding associated leakage risks. Moreover, installation becomes faster and simpler. The sensors also withstand vibrations up to 4g, making them suitable for harsh marine conditions. They deliver accuracy comparable to traditional invasive sensors, providing high-quality data for system optimization.

Application and Benefits
Efficient management of onboard systems—such as heat recovery, cooling water, and ventilation—is essential for reducing energy use. Temperature data from NINVA sensors help optimize these systems. For example, real-time analysis allows crew to adjust operational parameters, improve heat recovery rates, and fine-tune cooling and ventilation performance. Consequently, vessels can significantly lower fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions. Industry projections indicate substantial energy savings and concrete progress toward decarbonization targets.

Executive Perspectives
Ola Persson, CEO of eMarine, stated: “We remain committed to providing innovative solutions that deliver lasting energy savings. By integrating ABB’s NINVA technology, we can offer the maritime industry smarter, more efficient tools to decarbonize operations and push toward sustainable development.”

Dr. Guruprasad Sosale, Product Manager at ABB Measurement & Analytics, added: “ABB has extensive experience delivering temperature measurement solutions to industries like chemicals and oil and gas. Introducing NINVA to the maritime sector underscores our commitment to cross-industry sustainability. We believe that NINVA’s technical strengths, combined with eMarine’s maritime expertise, will introduce a new standard of energy efficiency and support decarbonization across the industry.”

Corporate Background
With over 140 years of experience, ABB possesses deep expertise in electrification and automation. The company employs approximately 110,000 people worldwide and serves a wide range of sectors, including energy, transportation, and maritime. Listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (ABBN) and Nasdaq Stockholm (ABB), ABB provides complete automation, electrification, and digital solutions through its Process Automation division. These support industrial customers from energy management and water treatment to manufacturing and transportation.

Conclusion: Toward a Sustainable Maritime Future
The eMarine-ABB partnership reflects a growing emphasis on technological collaboration to meet sustainability targets. As international environmental standards tighten, innovative solutions and management models have become essential. With the large-scale deployment of NINVA sensors across global fleets, this initiative promises to significantly advance the green transformation of maritime shipping.

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2025年9月3日 BY
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Power Guardian” Behind Shenzhen’s Mawan Undersea Tunnel – ABB’s Solution Secures Cross-Sea Lifeline

SafePlus Ring Main Units Ensure Uninterrupted Power for China’s Largest-Diameter Undersea Shield Tunnel​
On January 21, 2025, Shenzhen achieved a major milestone in transportation construction. The Mawan Undersea Tunnel, China’s largest-diameter undersea shield tunnel, was officially opened to traffic. It is located in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. The tunnel starts from Yueliangwan Avenue, crosses Qianhai Bay northward, and ends at Xixiang Avenue. Its total length is about 8.05 kilometers, including two shield tunnels with a maximum excavation diameter of 15.5 meters. Notably, 1.1 kilometers of the tunnel is underwater, making it Shenzhen’s first real cross-sea tunnel. Its opening not only breaks the transportation barrier between Qianhai and Xixiang in western Shenzhen but also provides strategic support for the interconnection of the Greater Bay Area’s road networks.
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However, the stable operation of this “undersea giant” depends entirely on reliable power supply.
The seabed stratum crossed by the tunnel has extremely high chloride ion content. Its corrosiveness is much stronger than that of ordinary land environments. Furthermore, the interior of the tunnel remains humid and hot for a long time. Water vapor and corrosive substances in the air mix, which puts forward strict requirements for the performance of power distribution equipment. More importantly, as a key urban transportation infrastructure, the critical loads in the tunnel—such as emergency lighting, ventilation systems, and fire-fighting equipment—must be supplied with “zero-interruption” power. If a power failure occurs, it may lead to traffic paralysis and even trigger safety accidents.
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Faced with this complex challenge, ABB
a global leader in the electrical and automation industry, cooperated closely with Shenzhen Auster Electric Technology Co., Ltd. A customized power distribution solution centered on the SafePlus series ring main units was developed for the Mawan Undersea Tunnel. This solution is not a simple combination of equipment. Instead, in-depth research and development and scenario-specific design were carried out based on the actual situation of the tunnel. By this means, the alignment between power distribution needs and power supply continuity goals is realized.
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From the design perspective, the solution is highly consistent with the design institute’s dual-ring network concept.
Two independent power sources are configured for each power distribution room. This “double insurance” design ensures that if one power source fails, the other can be switched on immediately. Thus, power supply interruptions caused by single power source failures are fundamentally avoided. At the same time, the tunnel has limited space and complex equipment installation conditions. To solve this problem, the equipment layout and installation process were optimized. The entire power distribution system is like “power armor” tailored for the tunnel—it does not occupy too much space and can maximize the protection effect.
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In terms of product performance, ABB’s SafePlus series ring main units show strong advantages.
These units adopt a fully insulated and sealed structure. All live components are sealed in a gas tank welded by a fully automatic robot. This design fundamentally isolates internal components from humid air and corrosive substances. In addition, the units are equipped with a reliable mechanical interlock device, which can standardize the on-site operation sequence and prevent faults caused by human operation errors. Special pressure relief holes and pressure relief channels are also set up to ensure the safety of operators.
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Modular design is another prominent feature of the SafePlus series ring main units.
These units adopt a structure where six units share one gas chamber.
Even if a single gas chamber fails, only that gas chamber needs to be shut down. The other gas chambers can resume power supply in a short time, which greatly reduces the impact range of the fault and the recovery time. Moreover, the circuit breaker of the units uses a German-imported vacuum interrupter. Its vacuum degree is less than 10⁻⁸ mbar. Combined with high-purity copper-chromium alloy and a rotating contact design, it ensures strong breaking capacity, which perfectly meets the tunnel’s demand for high reliability of power distribution equipment. In addition, the gas tank of the units has an IP67 protection level and a compact size. This not only ensures the stable operation of the equipment in the harsh tunnel environment but also effectively reduces the space occupation cost, leaving more space for the layout of other facilities in the tunnel.
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Li Haiqun, General Manager of Shenzhen Auster Electric Technology Co., Ltd., said when talking about this cooperation: “The ABB SafePlus series ring main unit solution and the special tunnel engineering solution can adapt to all scenarios from voltage level to capacity range relying on their modular design and intelligent configuration system. This on-demand customization capability allows us to quickly and accurately meet the needs of power grid users and truly realize the agile response from design to delivery.”
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Luo Hui, Head of ABB Electrification China’s Power Distribution Systems Business Unit, emphasized:
“This cooperation is the result of the in-depth integration of ABB’s technical advantages and Auster Electric’s channel capabilities. We are very honored to provide a power distribution solution for this key project of the Mawan Undersea Tunnel and help improve the reliability of the tunnel’s power system. In the future, ABB will continue to explore innovations in the smart grid field with partners based on the integration of technological iteration and market demand. We will give full play to our expertise in urban power grid upgrading, transportation infrastructure, and new energy infrastructure to help users improve their competitiveness in design, construction, and operation and jointly build a safe, intelligent, and efficient power distribution ecosystem.”
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In fact, this is not the first time ABB has supported major transportation infrastructure projects in China.
Over the years, ABB has been committed to empowering China’s transportation construction with technology. From the bridge-tunnel hybrid corridor of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge to the Yingbin 3rd Road Tunnel of Shanghai Hongqiao Hub, from the Qinling Zhongnanshan Tunnel and Chongqing Fuling Juyun Shilongshan Tunnel to the urban tunnels around sports venues in Beijing and Hangzhou, ABB’s power distribution equipment can be seen everywhere. As a global technology leader with a history of more than 140 years, ABB integrates engineering experience and digital technology. It continuously injects “electrical power” into the high-quality development of China’s transportation industry and helps build a more sustainable and efficient future transportation network.

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2025年8月27日 BY
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8K Tech Expands Globally, Storage Limits Arise—Longsys’ Custom Fix Leads the Way

8K Makes Big Splashes in Entertainment and Sports
On August 19, China’s first 8K space film Beyond the Blue Window announced its release date: September 5. Most footage of this film was shot by astronauts on China’s Space Station. Its story is based on the Shenzhou-13 crew’s first 6-month in-orbit mission. Audiences will experience a unique Chinese-style space aesthetic through 8K’s stunning visuals.
Similarly, the 2024 Paris Olympics followed the Beijing Winter Olympics’ UHD success. Its 8K images amazed global viewers, making them feel like they were at the stadium. Now, 8K’s influence goes beyond entertainment and sports. It is quietly entering telemedicine, industrial quality checks, security monitoring, and film production.
8K Transforms Healthcare with Clearer Visuals
In healthcare, 8K has brought huge changes. For years, surgeons struggled to see inside the human body clearly before operations. Last century’s X-ray tech often caused misjudgments due to blurry images. But now, 8K works with AI, 3D imaging, and real-time analysis. This mix lets doctors see tiny blood vessel movements. Surgeries that were too risky before are now possible.
Also, 8K’s panoramic shots capture precise light and stable, high-res images. These images are like “golden fuel” for AI to understand the real world. They provide high-quality data for self-driving cars and remote medical care, pushing these fields toward smarter operations.
Storage Becomes a Big Problem for 8K
Yet, 8K’s growth faces a major hurdle: storage. 8K needs lots of storage bandwidth and space for panoramic shots, multi-camera recording, and long shoots. Traditional storage fails here. It often drops video frames, overheats, or dies faster when dealing with high data rates. This stops 8K panoramic recording from developing further.
How Longsys Solves 8K Storage Issues
To fix this, storage companies are testing better solutions. The pSLC-based custom storage tech stands out for its strong performance and long life. Longsys is a pioneer in this area. It creates tailored storage plans for 8K needs.
Longsys first studied real-world uses and tested technologies. It learned that  (scientific research) high-speed photography, industrial checks, and high-end film making need storage that’s fast, stable, and long-lasting. So, Longsys used its PTM custom mode to optimize hardware and software. Unlike standard SSDs, PTM designs storage to fit a device’s space, ports, and software. This makes the storage work right away and stay stable.
Longsys’ 8K SSD uses full-capacity pSLC. This brings three big improvements: First, it reads and writes at over 5000MB/s non-stop, so no frame drops. Second, it can handle 42,000TB of data—much more than regular TLC SSDs. Third, it uses less power and generates less heat, so it runs longer.
In real use, Longsys worked with a client to build a high-speed camera. It has 4 million pixels and can shoot 7000 frames per second. It needs a fast, big SSD for 8K panoramic stitching. Longsys’ custom SSD met this need. It also supports other 8K uses like scientific photography and industrial checks.
Longsys’ PTM mode is flexible, too. It can adapt to future 8K needs—like higher resolution or longer shoots. This means Longsys can quickly update its storage solutions as 8K tech grows.
8K’s Future Depends on Storage Progress
8K isn’t just a visual upgrade; it’s reshaping the whole tech system. Storage breakthroughs will decide how fast and widely 8K is used in healthcare, industry, and more. Longsys’ work breaks current storage limits. It helps 8K spread to more fields and sets an example for others. This not only clears the way for 8K now but also builds a strong storage base for future ultra-high-res tech.

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2025年8月20日 BY
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Endress+Hauser Shines at MICONEX2025 Changsha Exhibition: Green Technology Paints a New Picture of Industrial Sustainability

In mid-August, Changsha buzzed with industrial innovation. From August 13 to 15, the 33rd China (International) Measurement and Control Exhibition (formerly “Multi-National Instrumentation Exhibition,” or MICONEX2025 for short) kicked off at the Changsha International Convention and Exhibition Center. Known as the “weather vane of the instrumentation industry,” this event drew hundreds of top global enterprises. As a leader in global process automation, Endress+Hauser stood out as a key highlight. It set up a large 100-square-meter booth at A1061 in Hall E1. Not only was the booth eye-catching in scale, but it also covered core fields like energy metering, fermentation monitoring, process parameter control, gas analysis, and flow measurement through a rich product matrix and scenario-based solutions. This made it a popular spot for industry experts, enterprise reps, and visitors to exchange ideas.
Anchoring Dual Carbon Goals: Leading Industry Transformation with Sustainable Practices
Today, the instrumentation industry is in a period of deep transformation. Digitalization and intelligence have become irreversible core trends. Two key drivers fuel this trend. On one hand, domestic enterprises are growing more environmentally conscious. They are shifting from “passive compliance” to “active optimization,” seeking more efficient and intelligent production models to cut costs and reduce environmental impact. On the other hand, global commitments like the Paris Agreement and China’s “dual carbon” goals have laid out a clear low-carbon path for the industry, pushing enterprises to speed up technological upgrades. Meanwhile, new demands are reshaping the industry. Customized solutions are in higher demand to fit different industries’ unique needs. Remote operation and maintenance are gaining popularity for cost and efficiency gains. Predictive maintenance has also become essential for stable production and less downtime.
Amid this industry shift, Endress+Hauser has made “sustainable development” its core strategy. Every product and solution is designed to help customers boost efficiency, optimize processes, cut energy use, and reduce waste—all to drive the industry toward low-carbon operations. At the exhibition, Endress+Hauser created a special “Green Exhibition Area” to bring this concept to life. A vibrant living plant wall stood alongside dynamic displays of the company’s environmental efforts. Together, they vividly conveyed the idea of “green industry and ecological development,” making it a unique attraction at the booth.
“As a company rooted in China and serving the world, we believe business success and social responsibility must go hand in hand,” said Wang Yiwei, Endress+Hauser’s Marketing Director, in an on-site interview. Since 2014, Endress+Hauser has released annual sustainable development reports. These reports cover ecological protection, environmental practices, human rights, and supply chain responsibility. They are also reviewed by third parties to ensure transparency. What’s more, the company has participated in EcoVadis—an authoritative global sustainability assessment—for years. EcoVadis evaluates companies on four fronts: environment, labor, business ethics, and sustainable procurement. With its strong performance, Endress+Hauser has ranked among the top 5% of “Gold Suppliers” worldwide, setting a benchmark for sustainability in the industry.
To strengthen its tech capabilities in environmental protection, Endress+Hauser has also formed a strategic partnership with SICK. The two sides are collaborating closely on developing environmental gas measurement tech, optimizing data analysis algorithms, and designing integrated solutions. This partnership not only expands Endress+Hauser’s environmental product line but also marks a key step in its shift from a “traditional instrumentation supplier” to a “full-process low-carbon enabler.”
02 Scenario-Based Innovation: Unlocking Full-Process Industrial Needs
Beyond promoting green development, Endress+Hauser’s another highlight at the exhibition was a “tech breakdown live stream” co-hosted with During the stream, Endress+Hauser’s technical experts used immersive explanations and real-time demos to break down the core strengths of its products—including level measurement, flow measurement, pressure measurement, temperature measurement, and digital tools. They also explained how these products optimize processes for industries like chemicals, energy, food, and environmental protection. Tens of thousands of viewers tuned in online and offline.
At the booth, six scenario-based display systems let visitors see how the tech works in real life:
One-Story Integrated Scenario System for Full Product Portfolio
As one of the exhibition’s “star exhibits,” this system combines Endress+Hauser’s core measurement tools—level meters, flow meters, pressure meters, temperature meters, liquid analyzers, and digital products—into a one-stop solution. What’s innovative is its integration of explosion-proof tablets and cloud-based data analysis. Staff can use the tablets to access real-time data from each module. The cloud platform also supports data storage, trend analysis, and custom report generation. This gives enterprises a centralized, visual tool to manage data and achieve precise control over production.
LNG Processing Scenario Simulation System
This system showcases Endress+Hauser’s full solution for the natural gas and LNG industry. It includes mass flowmeters, vortex flowmeters, and gas ultrasonic flowmeters. These devices maintain high accuracy even in low-temperature, high-pressure conditions. The system also integrates two key innovations: the Netilion IoT platform and Heartbeat self-verification tech. Netilion lets enterprises remotely collect and monitor data from LNG processes. Heartbeat automatically checks instrument accuracy, cutting down on manual calibration and downtime.
Fermentation Monitoring Scenario Simulation System
Focused on the hygiene needs of the food industry, this system is modeled after beer fermentation processes. It includes electromagnetic flowmeters, mass flowmeters, pressure transmitters, radar level gauges, tuning fork switches, and a specialized beer fermentation monitor. All equipment meets strict hygiene standards (like FDA and EHEDG) to prevent material contamination. It’s also adaptable to other hygiene-critical industries, such as dairy, beverages, and biopharmaceuticals.
Tank Farm Metering System
Tank farms are critical for chemical and energy companies, so safety and stability are key. This system combines level meters, thermometers, and pressure transmitters with dedicated management software. It collects and analyzes data in real time. If levels or pressure exceed safe limits, the system triggers sound and light alarms. It also sends alerts to managers’ phones—responding 30% faster than traditional manual checks.
Quantitative Loading/Unloading Vehicle System
For chemical and petrochemical loading/unloading needs, this system includes batch controllers, mass flowmeters, and control valves. It ensures safe operations and accurate trade metering. It also offers a custom “all-in-one card” feature: drivers use one IC card for ID verification, loading/unloading bookings, and data tracking. This simplifies processes and reduces human error.
Digital Platform Solution
Amid digital transformation, this platform covers six core modules: loading business management, loading monitoring, metering management, smart warehouse operations, digital twins, and energy management. It supports remote deployment and expansion. For example, digital twin tech creates a 3D virtual model of warehouses to map real-time equipment status. The energy management module tracks consumption data to help enterprises cut energy use.

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2025年8月13日 BY
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ABB Robotics Debuts at 2025 World Robot Expo, Unveiling Future of Autonomous Multifunctional Robot Technology

• AI-powered autonomous multifunctional robots will reshape industrial automation: they can independently plan and execute various tasks
• Product demos outline technological evolution path, showcasing “smart and convenient” new experiences

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.At the 10th World Robot Expo 2025, ABB Robotics presented the latest achievements of its autonomous multifunctional robots and shared its future vision. Zhang Jiafan, head of ABB Robotics’ China Research Center, delivered a keynote speech. He detailed the intelligent advancement path of industrial robots empowered by AI and ABB‘s outlook on next-generation technologies.
2.We are in a critical transition period for the development of AI and industrial robots. Over the past decade, we gave robots ‘eyes’ through 3D AI vision. We equipped them with ‘hands’ via advanced force control sensing and high-precision flexibility. And we granted them ‘mobility’ through autonomous navigation technology. Now, we are integrating these capabilities to a higher level,” Zhang said.
3.This is what we call the era of autonomous multifunctional robots—a new era of true versatility and autonomy. Robots can switch between different tasks in real time and smoothly without human intervention,” he added.
4.China is one of the world’s most innovative robot markets. Demand for automation is rising rapidly in high-growth sectors like electronics, consumer goods, and general industries,” noted Han Chen, ABB Group Senior Vice President and Head of Robotics China.
5.ABB has been in China for over 30 years. Through our ‘Lingyu Huazhang’ localization strategy, we deepen local R&D and production. This integrates global technical accumulation with Chinese scenario innovation to boost ‘China’s intelligent manufacturing’,” Han explained. “We will expand the application of autonomous multifunctional robots in China, helping enterprises upgrade efficiency and achieve intelligent transformation with customized solutions.”
At the expo, ABB set up three product demo zones:

1.OmniCore™ controller motion challenge unit: It pairs ABB‘s new OmniCore controller with three IRB 1300 robots. They handle fragile glass cups to show high-precision, high-speed motion—with path accuracy within 0.6mm and speed up to 1600mm/s. Compared to previous controllers, it boosts speed by 25% and cuts energy use by 20%, proving next-gen tech balances precision and speed.

2.Follow me” AI solution: Using AI algorithms and quick motion modeling, robots can record operators’ tool movements. They then convert these into their own programs for grinding tasks. This skips tedious traditional programming, enabling fast deployment—ideal for small-batch, multi-variety production and lowering automation barriers for SMEs.

3.PoWa collaborative robot demo: A new product under “Lingyu Huazhang”, it shows flexibility in welding and loading/unloading. It combines industrial-grade speed, excellent collaboration, and lightweight, compact design.

Marina Bill, Executive Director of the International Federation of Robotics and Head of ABB Robotics Global Sales & Commercial Operations, added: “The robot industry is undergoing AI-driven inclusive change. Advanced technologies make robots more adaptable and user-friendly, helping SMEs adopt automation. China is at the forefront. It is not only the world’s largest robot market but also a key driver of AI-robot integration. With government support for smart manufacturing, China is accelerating this integration—especially in electronics and new energy vehicles—pushing new intelligent automation to iterate quickly.”
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ABB Robotics’ Shanghai mega-factory and R&D center, operational since 2022, reflects its vision for intelligent, flexible production and commitment to China’s advanced manufacturing. Over 90% of ABB robots sold in China are produced here. As one of the first multinationals to localize the entire value chain—R&D, manufacturing, sales, and service—in China, ABB supports clients via a network covering 22 cities.
ABB Robotics & Discrete Automation is a global leader in robotics and mechanical automation. It offers a full portfolio: robots, autonomous mobile robots, and automation solutions. Through in-house software design and integration, it creates greater value. It helps enterprises of all sizes in automotive, electronics, logistics, etc., enhance resilience, efficiency, and flexibility. It also paves the way for connected, collaborative future factories—leaner, cleaner, and better. The business has over 11,000 employees across 100+ locations in 53 countries.

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2025年8月5日 BY
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China’s Domestic Life Sciences Seek Lighthouse Breakthrough

AI and Strategic Partnerships Pave the Collaborative Path Forward

Global “Lighthouse Factory” recognition remains elusive for China’s domestic life sciences firms. Currently, all three Chinese life sciences Lighthouses belong to multinationals. Breaking this pattern requires overcoming major hurdles:

Key Challenges Include:

Navigating complex GMP/GxP regulations.

Managing intricate bioprocessing and sterile manufacturing.

Funding large-scale digital transformation.

Bridging the IT/OT/life sciences talent gap.

Three Forces Enable Progress:

Policy Acceleration:
China’s *Pharmaceutical Industry Digitalization Plan (2025-2030)* explicitly promotes AI across the value chain.

AI as the Essential Engine:
86% of new Lighthouse use cases utilize AI. Therefore, domestic firms must embed AI in core areas like visual inspection and predictive maintenance to demonstrate measurable impact (e.g., 30% energy reduction).

Lighthouse Ripple Effects:
Successful factories elevate entire ecosystems:

Boost R&D innovation through digital twins/AI.

Strengthen supply chain transparency and resilience.

Advance sustainability goals (e.g., Schneider’s Wuxi Sustainable Lighthouse).

Importantly, multinational successes in China (e.g., 82% productivity gains) provide local learning opportunities.

The Partner Imperative:
Experienced enablers like Schneider Electric accelerate the journey:

Dual Expertise: Operates 7 global Lighthouses while deeply understanding life sciences compliance.

End-to-End Guidance: Delivers strategy planning, technology integration (BMS/MES/AI), and Lighthouse application support.

Value-First Approach: Focuses on solving specific pain points – like cutting defect rates or shortening delivery times – rather than technology overload.

Consequently, collaboration is vital. Through strategic AI adoption, policy alignment, and expert partnerships, China’s domestic life sciences sector is poised to illuminate its own Lighthouse success stories, driving industry-wide advancement.

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2025年7月28日 BY
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Schneider Electric: AI Industrialization Demands Ecosystem Synergy

When an alarm blared at 6 a.m. in a Shanghai waste-to-energy plant—signaling critical furnace overheating—an AI vision system took autonomous action. Within minutes, it stabilized combustion by auto-adjusting fuel and airflow. This intelligent control solution, co-developed by Schneider Electric and partners, integrates machine vision with real-time optimization algorithms for precision industrial automation.

“AI industrialization has entered an ecosystem-driven era,” declared Yi Xiong, SVP of Schneider Electric China. “Isolated technologies cannot bridge the industrialization gap when AI moves from labs to boiler rooms.” He framed scaling as a triple relay race:

  1. Technology Integration: Full-stack capabilities require collaboration. For example, their waste-plant AI merges computer vision, optimization algorithms, and control systems—beyond any single company’s scope.

  2. Scenario Expertise: Lacking mechanical insight, even advanced algorithms fail. In a wind-turbine project, 20 years of vibration analysis from partners enabled accurate bearing-failure models.

  3. Scaling Networks: Replicating pilot successes demands open platforms. Schneider’s “Go Green” initiative has scaled an AI quality-inspection solution from its Wuxi factory to 12 manufacturers.

Three Engines for Ecosystem Competitiveness
Schneider’s ecosystem strategy rests on:

  • Open Culture: Internal “Impact” values break silos. In 2024, logistics teams shared predictive delay models with production units.

  • Technical Leadership: 200% AI patent growth in three years; 99.2% accuracy in industrial visual recognition anchors partnerships.

  • Hybrid Talent: “Digital Citizen” program trains engineers mastering both Modbus protocols and Python. 500 OT-AI experts will be certified by 2025.

Ecosystem in Motion
Vertical Depth:

  • “Go Green” with MIIT yielded 40+ co-innovations, including an AI energy optimizer cutting power use by 12% at 30 plants.

  • Joint lab with NVIDIA developed smart cabinets reducing GPU cluster energy by 15%.

Horizontal Expansion:

  • World’s first hydrogen-equipment digital twin with Zhejiang Hydrogen Center slashes electrolyzer fault-response time by 90%.

  • Open-source knowledge graphs help SMEs reduce manual data labeling by 80%.

Tangible outcomes include two “Lighthouse Factories”: Wuxi boosted product yield to 99.98% via AI process optimization, while Shanghai improved logistics efficiency by 40%. Concurrently, the “AI for GREEN” report warns that computing power’s energy demands require industry-wide collaboration.

“Ecosystem synergy is a marathon,” Xiong concluded. At WAIC 2025 (July 26), Schneider will unveil an industrial AI “toolkit” co-created with partners, spanning predictive maintenance and energy optimization across 20 scenarios. “Passing the ecosystem baton is key to winning the last mile of AI industrialization.”

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2025年7月23日 BY
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S-073N 3BHB009884R5211 – The “Swiss Army Knife” of Industrial Automation

I. Multi-Scenario Adaptability: Cross-Border Applications from Traditional Industry to Emerging Fields

  1. Upgrade Engine for Traditional Manufacturing
    In the stamping workshop of an auto parts factory, the S-073N module precisely controls the hydraulic press’s phase output, extending die life from 50,000 cycles to 80,000 cycles. This saves over 1 million yuan annually in die replacement costs per device. Additionally, production  increased by 15%, meeting the mass production needs of new energy vehicle lightweight components.
  2. Key Nodes in Green Energy
    In a Jiangsu offshore wind power project, the module, combined with the ABB ACS880 frequency converter, dynamically adjusts the generator’s excitation phase, increasing power generation by 22% under low wind speeds. This technical solution has been included in the National Energy Administration’s White Paper on Intelligent Development of Offshore Wind Power.
  3. Precise Control in Medical Equipment
    A medical device manufacturer applied the module to CT scanners’ rotation drive systems. With ±0.1° phase control precision, image reconstruction time was reduced from 2 seconds to 1.2 seconds, while radiation dose decreased by 18%, obtaining EU CE certification and China NMPA approval.

II. Reliability Verification: Exceptional Performance in Extreme Environments

  1. High-Temperature and High-Humidity Environments
    In a Southeast Asian palm oil processing plant, the module operated continuously for 18 months without failure in 95% humidity and 50°C temperatures, tripling the lifespan of the original system. Its moisture-proof design passed IEC 60068-2-30 standards, withstanding 10 cycles of alternating damp heat tests.
  2. Adaptability to High-Altitude Areas
    In a Tibet photovoltaic power station at 4,500 meters above sea level, the module automatically adjusts heat dissipation strategies through an air pressure adaptive algorithm, ensuring stable operation within an extreme temperature range of -30°C to 60°C. The project was selected as a National Renewable Energy Demonstration Project.
  3. Benchmark Cases in Electromagnetic Compatibility
    In a military test site, the module passed GJB 151B-2013 electromagnetic compatibility tests, with radiation emission below 30dBμV/m in the 10GHz band, meeting stringent military equipment requirements. It has now entered the supply chain of a new radar system.

III. Customer Value: A Paradigm Shift from Equipment Procurement to Ecosystem Co-Construction

  1. Reconstruction of Cost Structures
    With modular design, customers can configure functional modules on demand, reducing initial procurement costs by 20%. ABB’s “on-demand expansion” service allows customers to upgrade production lines without replacing entire systems
  2. Precipitation and Reuse of Knowledge Assets
    ABB‘s open developer platform has attracted over 200 independent software vendors (ISVs), developing 150+ industry solutions based on the S-073N module. A packaging machinery manufacturer utilized the platform’s phase control algorithm library, shortening new product development cycles from 12 months to 6 months.
  3. Enabling Sustainable Development
    The module’s energy-efficient design reduces carbon emissions by 35% throughout its lifecycle, complying with the EU ErP directive. A food and beverage enterprise adopting the module saw its production line selected as a “Green Manufacturing Demonstration Project” by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, gaining tax incentives and policy support.

IV. Industry Trends: The Intelligent Evolution Path of Industrial Control

  1. AI-Driven Predictive Maintenance
    Through ABB Ability™ Condition Monitoring solutions, the module monitors over 120 health indicators in real time. In a paper mill application, the system predicted potential drive circuit failures 48 hours in advance, avoiding 5 million yuan in downtime losses.
  2. Synergy Between Edge Computing and Cloud Platforms
    The module’s built-in edge computing unit processes 80% of real-time data, uploading only critical information to the cloud. In a steel mill’s hot rolling line, this architecture reduced decision response time from 500ms to 50ms, improving rolling precision to ±0.03mm.
  3. In-Depth Application of Digital Twins
    ABB is building a digital twin model of the S-073N module to simulate performance under various conditions. A chemical enterprise used the model to optimize phase control strategies, reducing energy consumption by 10% before actual production and saving over 3 million yuan in R&D costs.

V. Expert Interview: The Future Form of Industrial Control

“Industrial control intelligence is not simply automation  but system self-optimization through data closed loops,” stated Professor Li from Tsinghua University’s Department of Automation. “The S-073N module’s digital interfaces and edge computing capabilities provide essential conditions for this process.”

 

The President of ABB Industrial Automation China said: “We are collaborating with Alibaba Cloud to connect the S-073N module to the Industrial Brain platform. In the future, customers will not only obtain hardware products but also access AI algorithms, industry knowledge bases, and other digital assets on demand, transitioning from equipment suppliers to intelligent service providers.”

Conclusion

The launch of the ABB S-073N 3BHB009884R5211 phase module marks not only a milestone in technological innovation but also the starting point of intelligent industrial control. Its IGCT technology, modular design, and digital interfaces are reshaping the competitive landscape in high-voltage frequency conversion. With deep integration of AI and 5G technologies, the module is poised to become infrastructure for Industry 4.0, driving global manufacturing toward higher efficiency and sustainability.

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2025年7月16日 BY
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Energy Efficiency: The Engine for a Sustainable Industrial Future

Global industrial change is speeding up. Energy supply and demand are increasingly unbalanced. Traditional energy use harms the environment, pushing industries to upgrade. Rising energy prices are also squeezing corporate costs.
In this scenario, improving energy efficiency is not just a quick fix. It’s a long-term way to balance economic, environmental, and social progress.
Recently, Mike Umiker, Executive Director of the Energy Efficiency Movement (EEM), visited China for the first time in his role. He shared global energy efficiency insights with Chinese companies.  interviewed him to discuss EEM’s work and China’s part in global energy efficiency.

EEM: Growing From a Vision to a Global Network

EEM began in 2021. ABB and Alfa Laval started it to highlight energy efficiency’s importance. They wanted to speed up the use of existing high-efficiency technologies.
Today, EEM is an independent non-profit association. It has 600+ member companies worldwide, including 70+ Chinese firms from various industries.
EEM focuses on practical steps. Its Industrial Energy Efficiency Cases report suggests 10 measures. For example, using high-efficiency motors with frequency converters can cut energy use and costs. These steps can be deployed quickly and scaled up.
By 2030, such measures could reduce global carbon emissions by 11%. They could save the industrial sector $437 billion each year.

“Scale Is Now the Big Challenge”

“We have good technologies. The challenge is to scale them up,” Mike said. “That needs everyone in the industry chain to work together.”
ABB, a co-founder, leads by example. Its new brand, “Engineering True Progress,” uses engineering and digital tech to help industries work efficiently. This boosts energy and production efficiency, supporting sustainability.

Data Gaps: A Major Hurdle

Energy efficiency has big potential, but companies face obstacles.
Energy audits are well-established in China, and rules are clear. But energy management needs good data. EEM’s white paper says data issues are a top barrier.
46% of companies can’t get high-quality energy data. 39% don’t process data regularly, so management is in the dark.
Digital technologies like AI are fixing this. In Chinese industrial parks, AI energy audits and digital twins are common.
ABB uses AI for heating, steel, and ports. It analyzes power use, emissions, and operations to cut energy use.
Xinjiang Tianfu Energy Heating Branch works with ABB. Using data from 2,000+ frequency converters, ABB’s AI checks energy use and warns of problems. Since 2009, this has saved 70,000 tons of standard coal, cut CO₂ by 180,000 tons, and saved 18.054 billion kWh.

Global Collaboration: Learning From Each Other

Energy efficiency is a global issue. Countries and industries must work together.
Mike thinks each country and industry has strengths. Sharing these can help everyone.
EEM joins global energy talks. At the 10th IEA Global Energy Efficiency Conference, it held a CEO roundtable to encourage cooperation. It also publishes reports to help companies with funding, tech, and market access.

China’s Role: Leading by Example

China takes energy efficiency seriously. EEM works with Chinese companies to mix energy transformation and digitalization.
Dongguan Haoxin Precision Machinery is a great example. It used ABB’s solution for its book gluing line. Production went from 50 to 60 books per minute. That’s 20% more efficient, 15% less energy, and 20% better energy efficiency.

From “Must-Do” to “Want to Do”

Energy efficiency was once a policy requirement. Now, it’s a way for companies to stay competitive and grow. It involves technology, economics, the environment, and society.
With better tech, more collaboration, and stronger motivation, energy efficiency will drive industry to a more efficient, low-carbon future.

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2025年7月7日 BY
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TGV Tech – Shaping the Future of High-Frequency Chip Packaging

As semiconductors push for higher performance, 3D integration is key. 2.5D/3D packaging and heterogeneous integration are now mainstream. But they need better vertical interconnects and substrates. Enter glass substrates – and TGV (Through Glass Via) tech.
TGV: Beyond Silicon Limits
Silicon substrates have flaws. They struggle with high-frequency signals, cost too much, and have complex processes. Glass substrates, with TGV, fix these issues.

 

TGV is the vertical interconnect tech that makes glass substrates work for 3D integration. It’s set to lead the shift from “silicon-based” to “glass-based” packaging.
Advantages of TGV Over TSV
  • High-frequency excellence: Glass has a dielectric constant ~1/3 of silicon. Its loss factor is far lower. This reduces signal loss and keeps signals clear.
  • Cheaper production: Large ultra-thin glass is easy to source. No need for insulating layers on the substrate or TGV walls. Glass interposers cost ~1/8 of silicon ones.
  • Simpler steps: No need for complex insulation deposition. Ultra-thin interposers skip thinning. This speeds up production.
  • Stable structure: Even when thinner than 100μm, glass interposers warp little. This ensures packaging reliability.
  • Broad uses: It’s perfect for RF chips, high-end MEMS, and dense system integration. It’s a front-runner for next-gen high-frequency 3D packaging.

 

Ensuring TGV Quality with AOI Inspection
TGV is precise. Tiny flaws in any step can hurt yield and reliability. Issues include particles, scratches, uneven holes, or bad plating.
Human checks can’t catch these micro-flaws. So, AOI (Automated Optical Inspection) is critical. Companies like Huayi Ultra-Precision have developed AOI tools for TGV. They inspect every step – from glass prep to RDL – catching micron or even sub-micron flaws. This boosts yield and 工艺 optimization.
The Future of TGV
TGV’s maturity marks a shift to glass-based packaging. In 5-10 years, with better industry collaboration, it could see mass adoption. For China’s semiconductor sector, TGV offers a chance to lead in advanced packaging – making it a tech to watch.

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