The 2026 Xiamen Industry Fair concluded successfully on April 12.
For Zero Point Automation, this trip to Xiamen is of great significance. It is more like a technical exploration with products and sincerity, rather than a simple booth appearance.
During the four days of the exhibition, the exchanges at booth 2270 always focused on specific issues such as production line transformation, protocol compatibility, and delivery cycle.
There were not many polite words at the scene. What everyone discussed was the actual adaptability of ODM deep customization in the South China supply chain, and whether the fully independent solution can truly be implemented in the local equipment market.
This state of “finding answers on the spot” is more valuable than any display board.
The PROFINET on TSN ring network topology with DU03P as the core in the center of the booth became the focus of discussion.
The ring architecture itself is not unusual, but the two parameters of gigabit bandwidth and zero network reorganization time are indeed very suitable in high-end manufacturing scenarios along the southeast coast – equipment networking is fast, and single-point failures do not delay the operation of the entire line.
Many technical colleagues at the scene gathered around the topology diagram to calculate costs and push reliability. This pragmatic attention itself illustrates some problems.
For zero-point automation, the Xiamen Industry Fair provides an opportunity to listen to the needs of South China.
The openness of the manufacturing industry on the southeast coast and its acceptance of domestic solutions are more positive than expected, but the prerequisite is that the performance is excellent and the service can keep up.
Companies here have higher requirements for industrial automation products. They not only need products with advanced technology and stable performance, but also need companies to be able to provide timely and efficient services.
The exhibition has ended and the real exchange has just begun.
When regional manufacturing shifts from scale expansion to precision gaming, the role of domestic automation is changing from optional to mandatory.
In the territory of South China Intelligent Manufacturing, domestic automation companies need to continuously improve their technical level and service capabilities to meet market demand.
The specific discussions at the booth may be just a few tightening bolts in the South China smart manufacturing chain. They will promote the better integration of domestic industrial automation into the South China smart manufacturing landscape and inject new impetus into the development of regional manufacturing.
In the future, with the continuous advancement of technology and the changing market, domestic industrial automation companies will face more opportunities and challenges.
But as long as we persist in innovation and continuously improve product quality and service levels, we will surely be able to stand out in the fierce market competition and make greater contributions to the transformation and upgrading of China’s manufacturing industry.
