A demonstration of the collaboration between Wi-Fi and AGV/AI service robots was conducted! This is a report on Allied Telesis's exhibition information at the 7th Smart Factory EXPO!
I am O, the event coordinator for manufacturing PR! I have compiled the exhibition information for the 7th Smart Factory EXPO into a report. There is also exclusive information available for Ipros members, so please be sure to read to the end! <<Contents Introduced This Time>> 【Optimal Wireless LAN for Factory Equipment】 - Wireless LAN ideal for mobile devices within the factory ★AGV Exhibition Collaboration: Mujin Co., Ltd. ★AI Service Robot Exhibition Collaboration: Kingsoft Corporation - Solutions for common wireless LAN issues - Security measures for reliable wireless LAN usage 【Visualizing Equipment Operation Status / Network Management】 - Analyzing and visualizing network information - Centralized management of complex networks 【Key Points of the Network Supporting the Supply Chain】 - Realizing a factory that operates 24/7 without stopping 【Cyber Attack Countermeasures to Prevent Downtime】 - Security measures prepared for emergencies from risk assessments - Visualizing hacking points in factory facilities Following our exhibition in Nagoya, we received many inquiries about wireless LAN and security over the three days! It reaffirmed my realization that a diverse range of customers in the manufacturing industry are interested in smart factories.
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At the 7th Smart Factory EXPO, Allied Telesis introduced measures aimed at supporting the digital transformation (DX) of the manufacturing industry under the theme "Supporting Digital Transformation in Manufacturing with a Comfortable and Safe Network." This included the networking of various devices within factories and strengthening the networks connecting factories, overseas locations, and headquarters. Imagining the use of wireless LAN within factories, demonstrations were conducted in collaboration with moving devices such as AGVs (exhibition cooperation: Mujin Co., Ltd.) and AI service robots (exhibition cooperation: Kingsoft Corporation), integrating them with proprietary Wi-Fi technology (AWC-CB). The exhibition also featured management tools (Vista Manager series) that visualize the connection status of networks and devices, as well as their location information. Additionally, solutions to protect the entire network were introduced, including a vulnerability assessment service to identify security risks in advance, services that automate the detection and control of infected devices, and training to enhance employees' knowledge and literacy regarding cybersecurity. Other products designed to withstand the harsh environments of factories were also showcased.
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★ Points on IT Infrastructure in Manufacturing Industry by Person in Charge O Building and maintaining IT infrastructure in the manufacturing industry requires consideration of factors such as remote locations, large sites, harsh environmental conditions within facilities, and the presence of many mobile devices in operation. Additionally, accidents that lead to line stoppages while progressing with production plans can directly impact delivery times and, consequently, the overall business situation. For example, when there are multiple large sites in remote locations, maintaining the IT infrastructure can become quite complicated. Furthermore, utilizing IoT devices necessitates a Wi-Fi environment that allows for comfortable communication. When advancing towards smart factories and digital transformation (DX), it is crucial to first establish a solid foundational IT infrastructure. Another important aspect is cybersecurity measures. What if data is stolen? What if it gets encrypted? What if the line stops? As companies in the supply chain are increasingly targeted, it is advisable to also consider cybersecurity measures. Allied Telesis understands the unique characteristics of the manufacturing industry and is here to assist in realizing optimal IT infrastructure. Please feel free to contact us!
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Our company started its business in 1987 as a manufacturer specializing in network equipment, and now we have expanded our scope of activities to include everything from network design, construction, maintenance, operation, to security management. Currently, we have 31 consolidated subsidiaries in 21 countries, conducting cutting-edge technology research and development globally, and producing products with advanced production technology and cost competitiveness at our own factories in Asia. Our security solutions centered around networks have received high praise as communication infrastructure in companies, municipalities, smart buildings, and smart cities around the world. Allied Telesis will continue to contribute to the realization of a safe, secure, and more prosperous society.