Transforming and upgrading of manufacturing industry to promote the development of terminal industry
2019-07-15
For China's manufacturing industry is absolutely extraordinary year. With the proposal of industrial 4.0 concept, which marks the direction of future manufacturing development, Chinese manufacturing industry has entered the fast track of "digital intelligent manufacturing". At the same time, with the advent of China's 4G era, Chinese manufacturing industry has officially opened a new journey of "digital intelligent manufacturing" interconnection!
On the one hand, "digital intelligent manufacturing" is embodied in manufacturing technology, which greatly improves the accuracy and efficiency of various design and manufacturing processes through the application of information technology, and greatly improves the level of manufacturing technology; on the other hand, in the production process, the production system is developing towards an intelligent system with the ability of perception, decision-making and execution. In the process of the whole manufacturing industry evolving into "digital intelligent manufacturing", the overall digitalization and electronization of equipment has become one of the important symbols to measure its development. As an indispensable electrical connector in electronic products, terminal is also experiencing the tremendous impact and baptism of "digital intelligent manufacturing". In this change, not only put forward more and higher technical requirements for terminal, but also bring great new opportunities for terminal development.
According to statistics, the global terminal market was about 8 billion US dollars in 1980, 16 billion US dollars in 1990, 34 billion US dollars in 2000 and 45 billion US dollars in 2010. By 2015, the global market will reach 66 billion US dollars. Among them, the automotive sector accounts for the highest proportion in the global terminal market, accounting for about 22%, followed by the computer sector accounting for about 21%, the communications sector accounting for about 16%, the industrial sector accounting for about 10%, the military aviation sector accounting for about 7%, and the consumer electronics sector accounting for about 6%. In 1999, China's terminal market accounted for only 4% of the global market share, and now it can account for 20% of the global market share. The rapid development of China's terminal market has witnessed the rapid development of China's manufacturing industry in the past decade.
On the one hand, "digital intelligent manufacturing" is embodied in manufacturing technology, which greatly improves the accuracy and efficiency of various design and manufacturing processes through the application of information technology, and greatly improves the level of manufacturing technology; on the other hand, in the production process, the production system is developing towards an intelligent system with the ability of perception, decision-making and execution. In the process of the whole manufacturing industry evolving into "digital intelligent manufacturing", the overall digitalization and electronization of equipment has become one of the important symbols to measure its development. As an indispensable electrical connector in electronic products, terminal is also experiencing the tremendous impact and baptism of "digital intelligent manufacturing". In this change, not only put forward more and higher technical requirements for terminal, but also bring great new opportunities for terminal development.
According to statistics, the global terminal market was about 8 billion US dollars in 1980, 16 billion US dollars in 1990, 34 billion US dollars in 2000 and 45 billion US dollars in 2010. By 2015, the global market will reach 66 billion US dollars. Among them, the automotive sector accounts for the highest proportion in the global terminal market, accounting for about 22%, followed by the computer sector accounting for about 21%, the communications sector accounting for about 16%, the industrial sector accounting for about 10%, the military aviation sector accounting for about 7%, and the consumer electronics sector accounting for about 6%. In 1999, China's terminal market accounted for only 4% of the global market share, and now it can account for 20% of the global market share. The rapid development of China's terminal market has witnessed the rapid development of China's manufacturing industry in the past decade.
