In Liling, Hunan, many ceramic companies have introduced digital technology to digitally transform the production and sales of ceramics, creating a new development path and inspiring the transformation and upgrading of traditional industries.

uses the intelligent monitoring system of the Internet of Things platform to capture kiln data to guide production and achieve cost reduction and efficiency improvement; it uses 5G and AI technologies to greatly improve the detection efficiency of ceramic handicrafts; it relies on cross-border e-commerce and big data analysis to make products more accurate. Connecting with overseas markets... In Liling, Hunan, many ceramic companies have introduced digital technology to digitally transform the production and sales of ceramics, creating a new development path and inspiring the transformation and upgrading of traditional industries.

html On July 6, in the intelligent manufacturing workshop of Hunan Hualian Yi Baili Porcelain Co., Ltd., an automatic rolling machine was making clay blanks. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Xue Yuge

General Secretary Xi Jinping pointed out: "Promote the deep integration of digital technology and the real economy and empower the transformation and upgrading of traditional industries." Promoting the transformation and upgrading of traditional industries is one of the important tasks in building a manufacturing power. How to optimize the process and improve production efficiency? How to accurately control and ensure product quality? How to connect with the market and avoid ineffective supply? In recent years, technologies such as the Internet, big data, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and blockchain have accelerated innovation, providing new opportunities for the transformation and upgrading of traditional industries. Accelerating digital transformation is an important way to promote new vitality in traditional industries and release new potential.

Those who strive first are the first, and those who innovate are strong. Statistics show that as of the end of June this year, the numerical control rate of key processes in my country's industrial enterprises above designated size and the penetration rate of digital R&D and design tools reached 55.7% and 75.1% respectively. Achievements are hard-won, but there is still room for improvement. By seizing the opportunity, riding on the momentum, and promoting the deep integration of digital technology with industry, traditional industries will surely open up a broader space for development and provide strong support for building a manufacturing powerhouse.