Solidot was invited to participate in the 2024 New Productive Forces Smart Manufacturing Industry Development Forum (Xi'an) and delivered a speech

From July 18 to 20, the second "China (Xi'an) Advanced Manufacturing and Digital Industry Expo" was held at the Xi'an International Convention and Exhibition Center. Concurrently, the Transmission Network, Motion Control/Direct Drive Industry Alliance, and the Shenzhen Industrial Motion Control Industry Association carefully planned a forum themed "The Future is Here, Embrace Change" focusing on new productive forces in smart manufacturing. Solidot was invited to participate, and Deputy General Manager Mr. Hou Feng delivered a speech titled "Precise Control of the Future—The Development Code of I/O Modules," collaborating with over 20 industry experts and more than 100 professional attendees to outline a new blueprint for industrial automation.

With the continuous development of smart technology, the related technologies of I/O modules are also evolving, achieving higher levels of real-time performance, reliability, scalability, and flexibility. As an expert in industrial bus solutions, Mr. Hou believes that for I/O modules, every aspect—from efficient transmission to the widespread application of intelligent decision-making, to the overall upgrade of performance quality—is experiencing innovation and change.

He elaborated on three key points: "Intelligence and Adaptability," "Convenience and Reliability," and "Diversity and High Performance," delivering a vivid insight into the trends in the I/O field. He also presented Solidot's new generation of Slice I/O products, the XB6S series, which drew significant attention from the attendees.

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Solidot's profound insights and accurate grasp of I/O modules stem from over a decade of thoughts and practical exploration in the field of industrial buses. In the future, Solidot will continue to drive technological innovation, focus on high-standard products, and adhere to quality service, striving to achieve a "dual-wheel drive" of new productive forces and new industrialization.