As the wave of smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0 sweeps the world, the core competitiveness of enterprises has long since shifted from a pure competition of equipment to a dual competition of “technology + talent”.
How to enable front-line employees to quickly master cutting-edge technologies?
How to make training no longer just talk on paper?
SIMATER, located in Xi’an, is providing answers to the industry with a complete set of industrial automation training solutions.

Smante is rooted in Xi’an and deeply engaged in the fields of industrial automation and intelligence.
Its core concepts can be seen from its name: “Power, Innovation, Technology, Efficiency”.
This is not only a slogan, but also runs through its product development and solutions.
Whether it is traditional heavy industries such as thermal power, petrochemicals, cement, or emerging fields such as new energy and intelligent manufacturing, Smart provides not only pneumatic components or automation equipment, but also full-link support from production to training.
Especially in the key link of “talent cultivation”, Smart demonstrated his deep understanding of the industry’s pain points.
Smante’s series of “practical training platforms” are not simple teaching equipment, but “practical sandboxes” tailored for employee training and technical competition in large factories.
The platform matrix covers diverse needs from basic to advanced.
The PLC system control technology comprehensive application training platform focuses on the connection, configuration, programming and debugging of programmable controllers. It completely adopts industrial-grade mainstream PLC brands and is close to on-site reality.
Allow students to use it immediately after learning and seamlessly connect to production.
The power system relay protection experimental bench is aimed at the fields of power generation and transformation. It adopts a hanging box structure with safety protection measures in place, covering core experimental training such as relay characteristics, secondary circuits, and microcomputer protection.
The industrial robot basic training workstation introduces a six-degree-of-freedom industrial robot system, and cooperates with sorting and handling, assembly line modules, three-dimensional warehouses, etc. Students can personally operate the robot for handling, palletizing, and assembly, and learn the communication and control between PLC and robots.
The new energy power generation training series includes wind and solar complementary power generation training system, 5.5KW distributed new energy power generation training system and off-grid inverter experimental box, which closely follows the trend of green energy and allows students to intuitively understand photovoltaic, wind power generation and power quality monitoring technology.

The common characteristics of these platforms are: customization, strong practicality, stability and reliability.
They restore production scenes 1:1 and take into account basic skills and high-level competitions. They are undoubtedly the right assistants for large factories to cultivate technical talents and hold skills competitions.
Whether a company’s products can withstand high-intensity and frequent training tests depends on its solid technology accumulation and perfect quality system.
Smart’s multiple qualification certificates, such as high-tech enterprise, AAA credit enterprise, quality management system certification (ISO9001) and environmental management system certification (ISO14001), etc., provide endorsement for Smart’s product quality.
In addition, multiple utility model patent certificates and explosion-proof certificates also prove its depth and safety compliance in specific technical fields.
In the field of industrial automation, Smart is more than just an equipment supplier.
What it provides is a complete set of “skills improvement” solutions – from adhering to core concepts, to building a diverse training platform, to rigorous quality assurance.
This may be what many companies are looking for, the “bridge” that connects theory and practice, and connects campuses and factories.