Academician Sun Ninghui led the Sinsegye team to Wuxi for research
From November 9th to 10th, Sun Ninghui, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, led a delegation including Luo Ruili, Director of the Scientific Research Department of the Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Han Yinhe, Director of the Intelligent Computer Research Center of the Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Ma Jun, Founder and CEO of Sinsegye, and Liu Shengfu, Senior Vice President of Sinsegye, to Wuxi. Through visits to enterprises and on-site discussions, they aimed to understand and learn about the current usage of computing equipment, communication equipment, and control equipment in Wuxi manufacturing enterprises, as well as the current state of integration of computing, communication, and control. They discussed how to deepen technological and equipment innovation in the integration of computing, communication, and control in the manufacturing industry, and shared information on potential cooperation plans such as computable manufacturing solutions, international academic seminars, and investment promotion. These plans were presented to Wuxi City and its leading manufacturing enterprises to promote the development of a new paradigm for computable manufacturing and lay a solid foundation for building the next-generation computing power network.
The Symposium on Deep Integration of Manufacturing and Computing, Communication, and Control Technologies was held at the Wuxi Hubin Hotel. Relevant leaders from Wuxi City and six enterprises, including Wuxi Lead Intelligent Equipment, Wuxi Autowell, Laplace, Wingtech Technology, Envision Digital, and Zhongke Weizhi, attended the conference. During the symposium, leaders from each company engaged in in-depth exchanges on their company's industry, future development direction, and current challenges. Companies generally faced issues with information layer interaction at the equipment end.
Academician Sun Ninghui provided in-depth analysis and answers regarding the current situation of each company, and Ma Jun, CEO of Sinsegye, reported on the company's product technology and future development direction to the attendees. The on-site enterprises showed strong interest in Sinsegye' products and resonated with the company's vision of "leading a new era of computable manufacturing." Academician Sun praised Sinsegye' products, believing they can solve customers' problems of high equipment integration and unified information layers. In addition, relevant leaders from Wuxi City also highly recognized Sinsegye' products and introduced the current status of enterprise development in Wuxi, especially noting that Wuxi currently has over 100 "Little Giant" enterprises and over 60 manufacturing enterprises. They believe that Sinsegye will be able to effectively empower Wuxi's manufacturing enterprises and bring more value to Wuxi's manufacturing development.
The next day, relevant leaders from Wuxi City accompanied Academician Sun and senior executives from Sinsegye on visits to Wingtech Technology's SMT workshop, Autowell's workshop, Lead Intelligent Equipment's exhibition hall, Zhongke Weizhi's workshop and exhibition hall, and Laplace's workshop.
During the visits, Academician Sun Ninghui highly praised Lead Intelligent Equipment's scale and products. He thoroughly learned about the company's management philosophy of "focus, excellence, reputation, and speed," and observed the practical application of these concepts on-site. Academician Sun showed great interest in the rapid expansion and development of Autowell and Laplace, leading companies in the photovoltaic industry. He also pointed out that the foreign SMT and other high-speed equipment used by Wingtech Technology need to achieve localization, and suggested that Sinsegye should take on the important task of solving these "bottleneck" issues.
Finally, Sinsegye stated: "With the strong backing of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, we will closely unite with various industry giants in Wuxi and spare no effort to do our job of 'customer-centric, empowering industries, and providing independent and controllable industrial intelligent machine solutions.'"